<p>BSP MLA Haji Aleem was today questioned by police for about two and half hours as part of the probe into the murder of his wife.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"We did not summon them for questioning. They had come on their own to join investigation. As of now, they are not suspects in the case," said a senior Delhi Police official reacting to Aleem and his brothers Haji Shageer and Haji Yonus reaching the Welcome Police Station and joining the probe.<br /><br />According to police sources, Aleem was questioned for about two and half hours at Welcome Police Station about the status of his recent relations with Rehana and whether he had suspicion on anybody in the case.<br /><br />Rehana (40), who was Aleem's second wife, was found murdered on Wednesday morning in their New Jafrabad residence. Aleem was out of India on Haj pilgrimage.<br />Earlier in the day, Haji Aleem, an MLA from Bulandshahr, did not turn up for questioning saying he was busy with the last rituals of his wife in Bulandshahar.<br /><br />Meanwhile, a police official said they spoke to the family members of Rehana, including her brother, but they did not suspect anyone behind the crime.<br />A police source also said they were examining the phone call details of seven persons, including family members of the deceased, to get a breakthrough in the case.<br /><br />"We are probing the case from all possible angles including property dispute, personal enmity, robbery and revenge killing. A flat worth Rs 70 lakh could also be a reason of dispute between Rehana and Aleem. The Rs 20 lakh that were allegedly missing from the house could be a trick to mislead investigators," said a senior police official.<br /><br />The official rubbished media reports that Rehana had filed a case of domestic violence against Aleem with the Woman Cell of Krishna Nagar Police Station.<br />The official said that before her murder, Rehana had last spoken to her sister Farzana and she spoke about family affairs and nothing serious was discussed, police said.</p>
<p>BSP MLA Haji Aleem was today questioned by police for about two and half hours as part of the probe into the murder of his wife.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"We did not summon them for questioning. They had come on their own to join investigation. As of now, they are not suspects in the case," said a senior Delhi Police official reacting to Aleem and his brothers Haji Shageer and Haji Yonus reaching the Welcome Police Station and joining the probe.<br /><br />According to police sources, Aleem was questioned for about two and half hours at Welcome Police Station about the status of his recent relations with Rehana and whether he had suspicion on anybody in the case.<br /><br />Rehana (40), who was Aleem's second wife, was found murdered on Wednesday morning in their New Jafrabad residence. Aleem was out of India on Haj pilgrimage.<br />Earlier in the day, Haji Aleem, an MLA from Bulandshahr, did not turn up for questioning saying he was busy with the last rituals of his wife in Bulandshahar.<br /><br />Meanwhile, a police official said they spoke to the family members of Rehana, including her brother, but they did not suspect anyone behind the crime.<br />A police source also said they were examining the phone call details of seven persons, including family members of the deceased, to get a breakthrough in the case.<br /><br />"We are probing the case from all possible angles including property dispute, personal enmity, robbery and revenge killing. A flat worth Rs 70 lakh could also be a reason of dispute between Rehana and Aleem. The Rs 20 lakh that were allegedly missing from the house could be a trick to mislead investigators," said a senior police official.<br /><br />The official rubbished media reports that Rehana had filed a case of domestic violence against Aleem with the Woman Cell of Krishna Nagar Police Station.<br />The official said that before her murder, Rehana had last spoken to her sister Farzana and she spoke about family affairs and nothing serious was discussed, police said.</p>