Govt officer who gave house to ‘terrorists’ suspended

HOUSE THAT! The house owner claims he had no idea who was residing in his house.

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Ghaziabad: An engineer who owned the south Delhi house where Friday's shootout between the police and suspected terrorists took place has been suspended, but on charges unrelated to the crime.

Mohsin Nisar, who owns the fourth floor of the L 18 flat in Jamia Nagar, is an executive engineer with Public Works Department (PWD) of the Uttar Pradesh government. He was posted in Ghaziabad.

Official sources in the PWD said he was suspended in the wake of lapses allegedly found in some construction work he had supervised.

However, sources in Lucknow said the government suspended the engineer on the day it was known that suspected terrorists were hiding in his Delhi house.

Nisar had said he had no idea to whom his house had been rented out by his steno, Abdur Rehman.

“I had no idea about who was residing in my house. I had never met them,” the engineer had said.

Nisar presently lives in the district magistrate's compound in the Raj Nagar area of Ghaziabad. His Jamia Nagar house has been sealed after the Friday shootout.