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Ehsan Sehgal is a Dutch-Pakistani poet, author, and journalist who left Pakistan in November 1978, during General Zia Ul Haq era. Ehsan Sehgal wrote his autobiography, covering events and secrets of 38 years in the Netherlands. Sehgal wrote in his book that the elected prime minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s death sentence on 4 April 1979 was only the conspiracy of a few Generals, with most of the Ahmadi Generals behind this with the help of judicial criminals. He wrote that when he landed and asked for political asylum in the Netherlands, he approached several diplomatic mission, and demonstrated for the release of Bhutto.  

Ehsan Sehgal is a Dutch-Pakistani poet, author, and journalist who left Pakistan in November 1978, during General Zia Ul Haq era. Ehsan Sehgal wrote his autobiography, covering events and secrets of 38 years in the Netherlands. Sehgal wrote in his book that the elected prime minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s death sentence on 4 April 1979 was only the conspiracy of a few Generals, with most of the Ahmadi Generals behind this with the help of judicial criminals. He wrote that when he landed and asked for political asylum in the Netherlands, he approached several diplomatic mission, and demonstrated for the release of Bhutto.  

Sehgal wrote:

Sehgal wrote that in January 1980, in a very early morning at about 4 O'clock, several policemen in civil dress, came and rushed to his apartment and arrested him, without any legitimate reasons, while he showed them the documents of the Privy Council that permitted him to stay in the Netherlands, but police refused that and brought him to a jail cell. Later, they released him. That situation became a time bomb upon his senses and emotions, which caused a collapse of physical spirit and a great shock. The arrest reason was a letter, written by his brother in law that destroyed his health, career, and marital life. After those all circumstances, he claims that he was harassed and psychologically tortureded, with the conspiracy of his brother in law.

 

{{quotation|In January 1980, in a very early morning at about 4 O'clock, several policemen in civil dress, came and rushed to his apartment and arrested him, without any legitimate reasons, while he showed them the documents of the Privy Council, permitting him, to stay in the Netherlands, but police refused that and brought him, to the cell. Later, they released him. That all situation became a time bomb upon his senses and emotions, which caused a collapse of physical spirit and a great shock. The arrest reason was a letter, written by his brother in law that, destroyed his health, career, and marital life. After those all circumstances, the criminal gathered and started to harass and psychologically tortured, with the conspiracy of his brother in law.}}

Sehgal wrote that He was telling his wife that he felt no comfort in his mind, as like someone was giving some sort of chemical, which was causing physical and mental anguish. He opined that his opponents started black magic practices; though others considered it as a psychological matter and problem. In June 1980, Sehgal invited a few Pakistani high ranked officials from different institutions who came to the Netherlands for professional and educational training in various subjects. Sehgal also asked a Pakistan couple to join him. After this occasion, within an hour, Sehgal suffered from the unknown attack on his body and mind; he believes it was magic, or poison, to kill him since he was writing and talking against the Zia military régime.  

Sehgal wrote that He was telling his wife that he felt no comfort in his mind, as like someone was giving some sort of chemical, which was causing physical and mental anguish. He opined that his opponents started black magic practices; though others considered it as a psychological matter and problem. In June 1980, Sehgal invited a few Pakistani high ranked officials from different institutions who came to the Netherlands for professional and educational training in various subjects. Sehgal also asked a Pakistan couple to join him. After this occasion, within an hour, Sehgal suffered from the unknown attack on his body and mind; he believes it was magic, or poison, to kill him since he was writing and talking against the Zia military régime.