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Businessman on ammunitions charge claims he was set up by sister

A businessman charged with illegal possession of 507 bullets recovered from an apartment yesterday claimed the ammunition belonged to his sister and her husband.

Nurmohamed Ashraf, who is also charged with forgery and giving false information to the police, further told the court that he did not understand why he had been charged, yet he was the one who had informed police about the bullets.

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