Mustafa Amir murdercase: interim challansubmitted
The 13-page interim challan of the Mustafa Amir kidnapping and murder case was submitted to the Anti-Terrorism Administrative Court on Monday by Prosecutor Zulfiqar Ali Arain after the scrutiny was completed.
The final challan will be submitted after the Punjab Forensic Lab releases reports on the phone and laptop, the prosecutor told the court.
According to the challan, two suspects - Armughan Qureshi alias Army and Shiraz - have been arrested. Both gave video confessions before the SSP, admitting to kidnapping, torturing, and killing Mustafa Amir by setting him on fire in a car in Hub, Balochistan.
Shiraz's statement reveals that on February 6, Mustafa arrived at Armughan's house, where he was beaten, tied up, and later driven to Hub. After a three-hour drive, Armughan set the car on fire with Mustafa inside. The accused then fled on foot, later hiring a pickup for Rs2,000 to return to Karachi.
CCTV footage from the Rangers post at Hamdard Mor confirms their movement. A waiter from a roadside eatery on RCD Highway, where the suspects stopped for breakfast, also recorded a statement.
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