- The CIA decides to contact the FIA for technical assistance in case.
- Armughan’s call center “involved” in illegal activities, scam “.
- CTD to examine the seized weapons of the suspect’s residence.
Karachi: While uncertainty continues to implement the mystery around the murder of Mustafa Amir, his mother attacked the police while calling for action against the investigation, the South Ali Police Superintendent (SSP) Hassan for having released his son.
“The SSP Ali Hassan never listened to me or understood that my son was missing. It was the police work to know where he was really missing,” Mustafa’s mother said in a press release.
The bereaved mother also continued to complain that the SSP said to everyone on several occasions that his son was a criminal and demanded that the officer explained to whom he worked.
Demanding the dismissal of SSP Hassan, she also asked that a case be recorded against him with the first suspect.
His video statement comes after the death of his 23 -year -old son was confirmed by police on Friday evening following his prolonged disappearance.
The deceased, a BBA student disappeared on January 6. The charred mortal remains – probably his own – were found in a car near the Hub Checkpost, which had been burnt down with the body, a few days later.
The case was revealed after the first suspect, Armughan, opened fire in a team from the anti -violent crime cell (stroke) – a specialized karachi police unit responsible for the fight against cases related to murder and extortion – during a raid during his residence in Karachi DHA earlier this month.
In addition to Armughan, the police also arrested and recorded the declaration of Shiraz Bukhari alias Shavez in the case with officials of the investigation saying that he was working for Armughan and that he had been involved in the planning allegedly of the murder and The arrangement of the body.
Meanwhile, Faisal Edhi, head of the rescue and ambulance service, revealed that the Balutchistan police contacted the Edhi Foundation on January 12 and had given them a charred body.
Faisal added that the body had remained in the Karachi morgue for four days, awaiting the arrival of the family of the deceased according to the sops. However, they buried it later in the Mawachh Goth cemetery.
Despite the large -scale apparent nature of the case which made the headlines recently, the police had failed to obtain the pre -trial detention of Armughan at the court of first instance.
In addition, the DNA report of blood samples found in Armughan equaled Mustafa’s mother – further strengthening the link between the alleged murder of Mustafa and Armughan.
Suspect from being produced before SHC tomorrow
On the legal level, the police submitted a request for exhumation from the organization buried by the EDHI Foundation – suspected of being Mustafa.
The investigating officer (IO), in the request to judge Sessions West, cited the need for post-mortem and a DNA test for exhuming the body of the deceased.
Meanwhile, the high court of the Sindh (SHC) ordered the police to produce the main suspect, Armughan, in court tomorrow (Tuesday) at 9:30 am.
The orders of the court, which also provided for the provision of the initial file of the case, occurred at the hearing of the advocacy filed by the authorities contesting the decision of the court of first instance against the granting of pre -trial detention.
During the hearing, the interim prosecutor of the Sindh, the prosecutor General Mattazir Mehdi, informed the court according to which a kidnapping case was registered in the Darakhshan police station which was transferred to the stroke after ‘A ransom call was received from 20 million rupees.
The police, he added, then attacked a bungalow in the DHA during which two police officers were injured.
However, the court of first instance had refused to grant suspect’s pre-trial detention without any reason, he deplored.
To this, judge Zafar Ahmed Rajput made ordinances for Armughan to produce for the court.
The judge also pointed out that the court would only make orders on the request mentioned in the plea.
“Global medication racket, call center scam”
In addition, the stroke suspects that ARMUGHAN is part of a global drug racket and involved in international fraud scams, The news reported on Monday.
The new investigation of the high -level murder case, Inspector Muhammad Ali Noonari, asked the stroke special magistrate to appoint a bailiff as a supervisor to open the sealed trunks seized with the residence of Armughan.
The suspect lived in a rented bungalow of 1,000 yards in the Karachi Khayaban-E-Momin region in the jurisdiction of the Gizri police station.
The first floor of the bungalow housed a call center operated by Armughan with around 30 employees and around 40 security guards.
The Criminal Investigation Agency (CIA) has decided to contact the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) for technical assistance in the murder case.
It has been reported that a letter would be sent to the FIA to help investigate the digital currency and Call Call Center affairs.
The authorities claiming that Armughan had not used his bank accounts, sources of investigation revealed that the suspect held two CNIC, one in his real name, and another under a false name, SAQIB, son of Salman, that ‘He acquired after being arrested and went to hide in several cases related to medication.
Meanwhile, Armughan’s mobile applications and bank accounts were recorded under the names of its employees.
CTD to examine weapons
Speaking on PK Press Club News“ Program ” PK Press Club Pakistan ‘, correspondent Zeeshan Shah revealed that the aforementioned call center was involved in illegal activities to accumulate millions of people by spinning people.
Providing details on the case, he revealed that the friendship of victim Mustafa with Armughan, 29, was a few years old.
Meanwhile, the house of which the suspect was arrested was rented about one and a half ago and he lived alone.
The first floor of the bungalow, he added, was used for work-related operations while the ground floor was used for provisioned holidays and lights and other relevant characteristics.
However, an intriguing aspect in this regard is that the police were unable to discover the hidden room on the first floor which was used for illegal activities.
The police also recovered up to 64 laptops from said residence.
Apart from that, Armughan also had an office in the locality of Karachi adolescents, from where he operated his call center.
Tackling the question of the involvement of a girl – who would have had friendly relations with Mustafa and Armughan leading to a confrontation at a New Year’s Day – Shah declared that the police had described as reports such as Simple rumors at this stage.
An investigator said that there has so far been any clear evidence of his involvement in the case and that the police had not officially contacted Interpol on this subject.
It is relevant to know that before, the authorities had revealed that the alleged daughter – identified as Ramsha Shahid – involved in the Vocéée Autée abroad on January 12 and that attempts were made to contact her via Interpol.
In addition, the Terrorism Department (CTD) was responsible for examining the seized weapons of the Armughan residence during the Gizri raid during which the police had recovered a cache of weapons and ammunition.
The bullets and weapons recovered by the police were given to the CTD (ATMD) arms traffic surveillance office which will assess and check where (if) it was used before and will provide a report to the stroke, confirmed CRD officials.
