Pakistani man with 60 kids wants to have even more
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Pakistani man with 60 kids wants to have even more
(Web Desk) - A 52-year-old “doctor” in Pakistan after receiving his 60th child, recently made headlines for saying he intends to have even more children with his three wives.
An inhabitant of Balochistan’s capital city Quetta, Sardar Jan Mohammad Khan Khilji has a large family that he intends to continue expanding in the years to come. The city’s only practising Pakistani doctor, who has three spouses and a total of 60 children—has just received his 60th child.
Most people would find that to be more than enough, but Sardar stated that he wants to find a new wife and carry on having children.
Sardar Jan Mohammad Khan Khilji told the BBC, “I have asked all my friends to assist me to find a female for my fourth marriage. I want to have more sons and daughters with all my brides.
It’s interesting to note that Khilji first made waves in the international press in 2016, shortly after welcoming his 35th child into the world. He had previously stated his intention to produce at least 100 children, and given his current conception rate and his desire to add a fourth woman to the family, this goal seemed doable.
The self-described “doctor,” who operates an unlicensed clinic and treats patients for minor illnesses like headaches, used to boast about his income and ability to support his entire family, but he recently acknowledged that inflation has had an impact on his earnings. He’s still determined to have more children, though.
Khilji complained that “the business has come to a stop.” “All basic commodities, including bread, ghee, and sugar, have risen in price. All Pakistanis, including me, have had a rough three years.
He is still falling behind individuals like Mzee Musa Hasahya, a farmer from Ghana who has 102 children and 568 grandchildren, despite being a remarkably prolific father. The Pakistani, however, is substantially younger, so he might catch up.
