An
FIR
has
been
registered
against
Pakistani
actor
Fawad
Khan
after
his
wife
Sadaf
Khan
refused
to
the
administer
anti-polio
drops
to
their
daughter,
stated
a
PTI
report.
The
Lahore
Police
took
the
action
on
a
written
complaint
of
the
polio
team,
which
visited
the
Faisal
Town
residence
of
the
actor
where
his
wife
"resisted
and
then
misbehaved
with
the
team".
According
to
the
FIR,
Fawad
Khan's
wife
Sadaf
refused
to
get
administered
polio
drops
to
her
minor
daughter
and
also
hurled
threats
and
misbehaved
with
the
polio
team.
The
driver
of
the
family
also
treated
the
visiting
team
roughly.
"Khan's
wife
did
not
give
any
plausible
reason
for
not
getting
her
daughter
administered
polio
drops.
Either
it
is
complete
ignorance
on
the
part
of
her
or
being
a
celebrity,
showing
no
respect
to
the
polio
workers.
This
is
highly
condemnable
behaviour
of
a
celebrity
family," Muhammad
Jamil,
a
district
official,
said.
The
spokesperson
of
Prime
Minister's
Polio
taskforce
Babar
Bin
Ata
said:
"Mrs.
Fawad
thinks
getting
their
daughter
immunised
from
the
UK
will
give
the
child
protection
against
WPV1
strain.
Protection
against
Wild
Poliovirus
can
only
be
guaranteed
with
Oral
Polio
Vaccine."
He
further
tweeted,
"Fawad
is
our
pride,
I
request
him
to
allow
teams
to
vaccinate
the
child.
Lahore
has
had
a
polio
case
last
week,
we
must
protect
the
child."
The
'Kapoor
&
Sons' actor
is
currently
in
Dubai
for
the
Pakistan
Super
League
(PSL)
and
was
not
present
at
home
at
the
time
of
the
incident.
However,
a
case
was
registered
against
him
as
he
is
the
head
of
the
family.
Meanwhile,
according
to
Pakistani
law,
in
addition
to
fine,
a
person
has
to
face
imprisonment
up
to
two
years
for
failing
to
administer
anti-polio
drops
to
their
children.