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| Karnataka CM to meet Haneef |
| Indian doctor Mohammad Haneef was reunited with his wife Firdaus and newborn daughter after what must have been the toughest month of his life
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| INDIA
, 30-July-2007
10:52:4 AM |
| Indian doctor Mohammad Haneef was reunited with his wife Firdaus and newborn daughter after what must have been the toughest month of his life.
He was greeted at Bangalore airport by media frenzy. This was after all, the man at the centre of the sometimes bewildering case that had seen him accused of involvement in a terror plot in the UK.
Waiting at home for him were his young wife Firdaus and their newborn daughter Hania. Their house had been decorated with flowers and balloons and welcome posters.
''Yes, I am waiting to see him,'' said Firdaus Arshiya, wife of Mohd Haneef.
But to get inside that house took time and all the patience that Dr Haneef had displayed while in wrongful detention in Australia.
''It's an emotional moment for me to be back home after 27 days, after going through the trauma as I was being victimised by Australian authorities and going through the drama by Australian Federal Police,'' said Dr Mohammad Haneef.
Uncertain future
There is still uncertainty over Haneef's next course of action. He has said that he might consider going back to Australia. His wife and other members of his family are not so keen.
''I guess he shouldn't go back to Australia,'' said wife.
The big question that remains is whether Dr Haneef will ever work in Australia again. His visa still remains cancelled. But he will be offered an alternative.
On Monday, Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy will visit the doctor and offer him a job. Haneef will also be debriefed by security agencies.
Over the last month Dr Haneef, his amazingly brave wife Firdaus and even their newborn daughter Hania have been unlikely players in a dramatic and sometimes bizarre case across the world in Australia.
But what matters now to this family is that he is now home.
Once back in Bangalore, Haneef drove straight from the airport to the Madina Masjid to offer thanksgiving prayers, accompanied by his lawyer Peter Russo.
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