Court issues arrest warrant for slain Mustafa Amir in drugs case

In a shocking twist, a special narcotics court has issued non-bailable arrest warrants for slain Mustafa Amir in a drug trafficking case.

The court has ordered law enforcement agencies to present the deceased in court on February 27, raising questions about a possible legal error or a new lead in the case.

Sources confirm that the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) had registered a case against Mustafa Amir in Korangi, Karachi, earlier in January 2024.

According to the ANF investigation, Mustafa was arrested with 30 grammes of 'weed' and allegedly tried to send drugs from Karachi to Lahore using a courier service under the alias ‘Taimoor’.

On the other hand, investigations into the kidnapping and murder of Mustafa Amir have unearthed disturbing revelations about prime suspect Armaghan, who has now confessed to torturing multiple people before Mustafa’s killing.

According to law enforcement officials on Monday, Armaghan admitted to brutalising his call centre staff, including women, and torturing a young man named Muaz at his bungalow just days before Mustafa Amir’s tragic end.

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Authorities claim that Armaghan ran an illegal call centre, generating a staggering monthly income of Rs 3.5 to 4 crore. However, as business declined over the past three months, he became increasingly paranoid, suspecting his staff and reacting with extreme violence.

Investigators have also found evidence of Armaghan’s connections with the children of influential figures, raising questions about who else may be involved in his illicit operations.

As the investigation progresses, authorities are now scrutinising Armaghan’s call records and financial dealings.

Surprisingly, investigators have also discovered an Israeli-made Uzi submachine gun at the residence of prime suspect Armaghan.