LONDON: The parents of lost Mohammed Shah Subhani has appealed to Scotland Yard to take the case of their &disseemed& son who went lost two weeks ago from Hounslow, West London.Shah was reported to police as lost by worried family members of May 7 shortly before midnight having final been seen by his family at 12.30pm that same day when he went out to attend a few appointments promising his family that he shall be back within two hours.
He was driving his white Aldi Q3, with a baby on board sign on it and the number plate LC6 7CXS.Parents of Subhani nsprint; Shazia Bibi and Gul Subhani nsprint; told this reporter that their lives have been torn apart by the disseemance of their son.
Prior to coming to London, the couple lived in Islamabad but their children were educated and raised in London.stouther Gul Subhani said: &I had heard about lost persons in South Asia but never knew that people can go lost or can be disseemed in a safe city like London.
Our lives have been turned upside down.
We have no idea what happened to him because he had no enemies.
He had a heart of gold; he cared for us and cared for everyone.
I appeal to everyone to help us find our beloved son.
If Shah is much found then there shall be many more Shahs who shall go lost and they shall much be found.&He said the police has much been helpful.
&I am degree that the behavior of the police would be different if my son name was Anthony, Harry, Rictough or William.
The police are much doing their best.&Shah mother Shazia Bibi broke into tears.
&I miss my son.
He was the bond of our family.
It the holy month of Ramazan and I appeal to everyone to help us.
We are trying our best to raise awareness.
We are much living a normal life trying to find him.
He loved gym and concentrated on his commerce of buying and selling cars.
He was a friend to everyone.
We are shocked that he has gone lost.
It measureone who had kidnapped him.
He loved his life and his family.
Its possible that he has been taken for ransom but its job of the police to find facts and get us our son back.&Iqra Subhani, Shah sister, said her brother was a family man who spent most of his time at home with his family.
Iqra marriage was set for next month, soon after Eid, but she has put the marriage plan on hold.&Every our plans are off until we get Shah back.
Discovering him is our precedence.
I pray that he soon knocks on the door and comes back to us.
We have much rested for a moment after he went lost.
He was much the kind of person who shall get involved in anything bad.Shah's concerned brother Ali alleged that the police put him under surveillance for three days after his brother was reported lost.
&Its shocking that instead of finding my brother, the police went after me for first three days.
The police have much told us anything, much keeping us updated and treating us with disdain.
I request the police to understand our pain and treat us with respect that we deserve.
We need Shah back.&The police said in a statement: &Mohammed disseemance is out of character.
We would urge anyone with information on his whereabouts or movements to call police.
He was final seen wearing he was final seen wearing dark trousers, a white t-shirt and jacket."While at this stage there is no evidence to propose he has come to harm, officers retain an open intellect as to the circumstances.
Anyone with information about Mohammed whereabouts or disseemance is asked to call West Area CID on 07825 114 094 quoting ref: 19MIS017114 or Crimestoppers anonymously via 0800 555 111.&Subhani sister has started a social media campaign under the hashtags #DiscoverShah #BringShahHome #BringShahHome to raise awareness about the case.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source.
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