Man with 3 Wives Welcomes 60th Child, Wants New Wife and More Children

• A polygamous man who welcomed his 60th child claimed he was not yet done growing his family
• Sardar Jan Mohammad Khan Khilji a resident of Quetta, the capital of Balochistan in Pakistan, is looking for a fourth wife
• The 50-year-old doctor asked the government to gift him a bus to take his wives and children on a trip

There is nothing wrong with one being overambitious in life, as long as you have the resources to facilitate your dreams.

A man became a father for the 60th time after he welcomed a newborn child in the new year.

Sardar Jan Mohammad Khan Khilji was over the moon as he held his newest addition to his ever-growing family.

Looking for another wife

The newborn child was named Haji Khushhal Khan, as reported by The Mirror.

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Pakistan-native Sardar harmoniously lives with his three wives and all their children under one roof.

Despite having a trio of companions, the 50-year-old father of 60 is mulling plans for marriage to wed another wife.

Sardar, a doctor by profession says he still wants to add more children to the family and has asked his friends to help him get another wife.

Free bus for family trip

The dad has also asked the government to give him a free bus to take his wives and children for an outing.

The resident of Quetta, the capital of Balochistan noted that the cost of living was very high, making it difficult to provide for his vast family.

"Business has come to a standstill. "The prices of all basic things, including flour, ghee, and sugar have tripled.

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For the last three years, all Pakistanis, including the whole world, are facing difficulties, including me," he said.

Man with 20 women, 32 children

Just like the polygamous man, another man with 32 children from 20 different women urged fellow men to follow his example.

The farmer revealed he was living with a 35-year-old woman with whom he has had five children; he had had 34 children, but only 32 are alive.

We will have more

He also added that 20 of his children come from 20 different mothers, and he would want men to emulate his ways.

When asked what his motivation for giving birth was, the aged man attributed all the 'glory' to God for blessing him with them.

"My present wife is 35-year-old and we have five children but we are not yet done. We will have more," he said.

Source: TUKO.co.ke