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Hamid Mir leaves hospital

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Hamid Mir leaves hospital
Hamid Mir has been discharged from the hospital after recovering from a gunshot wound. He was critically injured in an attack on April 19, where he was shot six times.

KARACHI: Twelve days after being critically wounded by unidentified gunmen in Karachi, Geo Television presenter Hamid Mir was discharged Wednesday from hospital.

Mir, shot six times, was shifted to a hotel amid tight security, reports said. Earlier in the day, he refused to record statement in the presence of an ISI representative after a Joint Investigation Team visited him in hospital.

He has blamed the "ISI within the ISI" for the April 19 attack.

 

 

KEY POINTS:

  • Hamid Mir was shot six times in Karachi.
  • He spent twelve days in the hospital before being discharged.
  • Mir refused to make a statement in the presence of an ISI representative.
  • He has alleged that there is an 'ISI within the ISI' behind the attack.
  • His recovery included being moved to a hotel under tight security.

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