Hyderabad: Central and state agencies have launched an investigation into Sajid, who was involved in a shooting incident in Australia. Sajid reportedly attempted 27 times to obtain an Australian Permanent Resident (PR) visa. Despite multiple attempts, he did not receive Australian PR status. After 27 attempts, he was granted a Resident Return Visa (RRV). Authorities are examining his India travel history over the past 27 years. Background details: Sajid completed his BA in 1998 from Anwar-ul College, Nampally. He went to Australia on a student visa on November 8, 1998. In 2000, Sajid married Vanessa, who already held an Australian Permanent Resident visa. In 2001, Sajid’s visa status was changed to a partner visa. He obtained a Resident Return Visa in 2008. On August 12, 2001, his son Naveed was born in Australia and received an Australian Permanent visa. Visits to India: Sajid visited Hyderabad with his wife in 2003. In the same year, he reportedly married again as per Muslim religious customs. In 2004, he introduced his son to his family members in Hyderabad. In 2006, he visited Hyderabad again following his father’s death. In 2018, he came to Hyderabad and sold inherited property. Using the money from the property sale in Hyderabad, he purchased a house in Australia. Sajid last visited Hyderabad in 2012. Since 2012, he has been renewing his passport regularly, according to officials.