Chhota Shakeel's daughter weds in Pakistan

September 25, 2014 08:50

Underworld don Chhota Shakeel's daughter Zoya married a US-based doctor in Karachi last week intelligence sources said. Intelligence sources quoted by Times of India said that the traditional lavish wedding took place in the palatial palace defence area in Karachi. Sources said Shakeel's daughter Zoya is a MBBS doctor and got married to a man who also recently completed his MBBS studies. There are unconfirmed reports that it was a arrange marriage but sources said that groom and bride knew each other as they studied together in Karachi and later in US. After marriage the couple is likely to settle in US.

The couple is also likely to have a reception in Dubai, which will be watched over closely by security agencies in India.

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