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Sehgal claimed in his Urdu autobiography that Indian intelligence sources tried to misemploy him, but failed. Sehgal mentioned his family background, which included his five aunts marrying in the Bhutto, Abbasi, Siddique, Jelani, and Syed families, while his mother belonged to Awan family and married into the Sehgal family.  
 
Sehgal claimed in his Urdu autobiography that Indian intelligence sources tried to misemploy him, but failed. Sehgal mentioned his family background, which included his five aunts marrying in the Bhutto, Abbasi, Siddique, Jelani, and Syed families, while his mother belonged to Awan family and married into the Sehgal family.  
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He wrote about an incident that occurred in 1980, in The Hague, Netherlands, during his political asylum. He described the incident in detail when he was an assistant editor in an evening newspaper, in which he edited and published stories that discussed [[witchcraft|black magic]]. He discussed two events involving one about himself, and the other about his country-mate. Sehgal claims that witchcraft harmed and even destroyed his and his friend's career, future, health, and life. Sehgal biography also discusses the struggles of life.<ref name="glb">{{cite book|url=https://books.google.nl/books?id=7PdYDwAAQBAJ&dq=ehsan+sehgal&source=gbs_navlinks_s|title=The Prisoner Of The Hague|publisher=Google Books.com-published at American Book Center, The Hague, Netherlands|date=5 May 2018}} </ref>
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He wrote about an incident that occurred in 1980, in The Hague, Netherlands, during his political asylum. He described the incident in detail when he was an assistant editor in an evening newspaper, in which he edited and published stories that discussed [[witchcraft|black magic]]. He discussed two events involving one about himself and the other about his country-mate. Sehgal claims that witchcraft harmed and even destroyed his and his friend's career, future, health, and life. Sehgal biography also discusses the struggles of life.
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Moreover, He mentioned his literary trips in London, UK, and pilgrimage to Mecca for Hajj with his mother and sister in 1986.
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Sehgal claimed that when he wrote a letter to the Chief Justice of Pakistan and Chief of Army Staff about a possible conspiracy of the Indian Intelligence and target killing in Pakistan in November 2012. As a result, unknown groups of spy occupied his social media profiles, watching and listening to his activities, which were in violation of the international law and abuse of privacy. He wrote such a situation created the psychological harassment. The autobiography consists of 420 pages, reveals many factors of life. He had diagnosed advanced cancer in 2017 that he considered it was the fault and ignorance of the doctors, who didn't realize his symptoms seriously, even he told and insisted them. Sehgal also didn't exclude the possibility of both incidents in 1980 and 2017, occurred due to some kinds of chemicals to damage his health by opponents and hired ones.<ref name="glb">{{cite book|url=https://books.google.nl/books?id=7PdYDwAAQBAJ&dq=ehsan+sehgal&source=gbs_navlinks_s|title=The Prisoner Of The Hague|publisher=Google Books.com-published at American Book Center, The Hague, Netherlands|date=5 May 2018}} </ref>
    
==Literary achievements==
 
==Literary achievements==
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