White flare/stripe on photos from direct light source

I have a problem very similar to this https://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xperia-Z3-Z3-Dual/White-stripe-on-photos/td-p/909906 but i am not using flash. White stripe only shows when light is coming direct to camera from a light source like fluorecent lamp and from a particular angle.
Stripe shows in both portrait and landscape mode and always at same place. I am attaching 2 photos 1 taken in landscape and other in portrait.
I have a protecting cover but it is not covering the camera lens.
I think other z3 devices do not have this issue as i have searched a lot but i only found 1 other person facing this issue and i have shared the link above. 
Can i know why this stripe shows on photos? Is it a known issue? Should i claim warranty?
landscape
Portrait

Few other things to check/try
settings > apps > all > camera > clear data > restart your phone 
also you could repair your phone with PCC which I doubt it will make any difference 
PC Companion (PCC)
Bridge (for Mac)
Alternatives on How to backup Xperias
http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/36355
if nothing work contact your local Xperia Care
http://support.sonymobile.com/global-en/contactUs/
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