Mustafa Amir Case: New Details Emerge as Armaghan Reveals Shocking Secrets

The Mustafa Amir case has taken a dramatic turn as prime suspect Armaghan has revealed new details about the crime, including intentionally delaying his arrest and using his computer to erase data during the police raid. Armaghan had installed over 40 CCTV cameras at his home, which he used to resist the police for four hours.

According to Shiraz, another suspect in the case, Armaghan lured Mustafa Amir to his house, where he was brutally tortured and eventually set on fire. Shiraz said that after rendering Mustafa unconscious, Armaghan taped his mouth and drove him to Hub, where he was set ablaze. The police have recovered heavy and prohibited bore weapons from Armaghan's home, which he failed to produce a license for.

The investigation has also revealed that Armaghan is part of a global drug racket and involved in international fraud scams. He holds two CNICs, one in his real name and another under a false name, Saqib. The investigation team hopes to recover the murder weapon and ascertain the motive behind the murder after the Sindh High Court overturns the special court's decision not to grant Armughan's remand.

The police have faced criticism for their handling of the case, with three junior police officers, including the SHO of the Darakhshan police station, being demoted to lower ranks over their "unprofessional conduct" while probing the Mustafa Amir kidnapping and murder case. The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ghulam Nabi Memon has defended senior police officials, citing technical difficulties and a host of factors that hindered the investigation.

As the investigation continues, the family of Mustafa Amir and the public await justice and answers about the brutal murder. The case has raised questions about the effectiveness of the police and the justice system in Pakistan, and it remains to be seen how the authorities will respond to the new developments in the case.