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Mustafa murder case: Armaghan’s father facilitated weapons purchase

KARACHI: Kamran Qureshi has been revealed as the facilitator who purchased modern weapons for his son Armaghan, prime suspect in the Mustafa Amir Murder case. The Anti-Violent Crime Cell (AVCC) has arrested Kamran Qureshi from his residence in Khayaban-e-Momin Gizri area of Karachi. DIG CIA Muqaddas Haider stated that Kamran Qureshi was arrested in connection with a police encounter during a raid at his home. He also confirmed that the accused would be interrogated regarding his involvement in drug-related activities. On February 8, police raided Armaghan’s residence, where he resisted arrest by opening fire on the raiding officers, injuring a

Mustafa Amir murder case: CTD to conduct forensic examination of weapons

KARACHI: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) will now conduct the forensic examination of the weapons retrieved from Armaghan, the main accused in the Mustafa Amir Murder Case. According to sources, the CTD would probe how had the accused acquired the weapons used in killing the teenager, Mustafa Amir, with the scope of investigation extending to the smugglers arrested for selling illegal weapons. A special investigation team may also seek help from DG-Anti Narcotics to determine the purpose and origin of the heavy weaponry retrieved from Armaghan. It must be noted that the police had recovered heavy, non-prohibited bore weapons from Armaghan’s

“Girl had dispute with Mustafa Amir, was in contact with Armaghan,” says victim’s mother

KARACHI: Wajiha Amir, the mother of the late Mustafa Amir, has disclosed that the girl involved in the case had an ongoing dispute with her son, Mustafa, and was in contact with the prime suspect, Armaghan. In a recent interview with a private news channel, Wajiha Amir stated, “When the DNA report was delayed, I initially thought that perhaps it wasn’t Mustafa, and the accused might have hidden him somewhere. However, now that the DNA report confirms it was Mustafa, what more can I say?” She further explained that Mustafa Amir’s phone had been found at the crime scene, and

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