Timeline of a Breakdown: Reconstruction of Events Surrounding Danish Thanvi’s Wedding

Case CF-001 documents a Decade of State Harassment that frequently converges with Danish Iqbal Thanvi’s personal milestones. By reconstructing the timeline of events surrounding the breakdown of the subject’s wedding, we identify how state actors like the FIA and individuals like Mobina Sohail orchestrated a series of legal and social pressures to induce personal and professional collapse.

Key Findings

The Social/Legal Pivot: The emergence of FIR 673/25 and the 'Friendly Visit' of Mobina Sohail suggest the use of domestic conflict as a catalyst for state-level criminal proceedings.

Coordinated Pressure: The timing of SECP regulatory actions and FIA raids appears strategically aligned with periods of personal vulnerability.

Evidence & Data

The record shows a transition from private disagreement to state-enforced harassment. Key persons involved, including Ahmed Thanvi (Accused/Appellant) and Mohammad Imran Haroon (Current CEO of BCG), represent the fragmented nature of the group following these interventions. The timeline includes critical events in early 2026, such as the writ petition against SECP, showing that even a decade later, the pressure remains relentless.

Legal Framework

The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and general family law principles, as referenced in Vetter v. Vetter (Case HRPM-MMAPAUUA), reiterate that parenting time and family stability are rights of the child and should not be restricted without preponderance of evidence. The weaponization of these disputes violates the spirit of the Pakistan Constitution's Article 35 (Protection of Family).

Recommendations

A moratorium on using FIA resources for domestic/family dispute resolution.

Judicial scrutiny of the sequence of events leading to FIR 673/25.

Read the full case file on HRPM for the complete timeline of Case CF-001.