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Police used me as a bait to reach my dad, says Lakdawala's daughter

In her first interview after the arrest of her father Ejaz Lakdawala, daughter Shifa tells mid-day that she cannot be punished just because he is a criminal

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Shifa Advani and Ejaz Lakdawala. Pic/Anurag Ahire

Shifa Advani and Ejaz Lakdawala. Pic/Anurag Ahire

What does it mean to be a gangster's daughter? Alleged owner of a fake identity, the 23-year-old daughter of underworld gangster Ejaz Lakdawala, Shifa Advani, was accused of trying to flee to Nepal with her one-year-old kid on a passport allegedly made with fake papers. She was also charged with extortion dating back to 2005, when she was eight.

After spending over a month-and-a-half in prison, Shifa speaks to mid-day about how she came to know of her father's life of crime, the identity — deemed fake by Mumbai police — he gave her, and how she is being made to pay for Lakdawala's crimes.

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