Mohammad Farooq said that Farrukh Bibi and her son Saud attacked him with a dagger and snatched his cell phone and Rs 22,000 in cash.
A case has been registered based on Farooq's complaint.
Farrukh Bibi, through her counsel, yesterday filed a bail application informing the court that the FIR was fake as her son - Saud - was merely three years old.
"How a woman along with her three-year-old son could attack a man," her counsel argued in the sessions court (Multan).
Additional District Sessions Judge Shahbaz Ali Paracha granted bail to her and ordered to expunge the name of the toddler from the case.
He summoned the police officials concerned for January 16.
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