Indian Sherlock Holmes: Father-son duo who were star detectives of the Bombay Police

Mir Akbar Ali retired as a detective inspector in 1883. Mir Abdul Ali retired in 1903 from the specially created post of Superintendent of Detective Police - he was referred to as the Indian Sherlock Holmes.

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