Police challan exposes Armaghan's eight years addiction history

The prime suspect in the Mustafa Amir murder case, Armaghan, has an eight-year history of marijuana addiction, as revealed in a challan presented in court by the police in drug-related cases.

Additionally, he had been ordering the drugs in his father's name. 

Two drug cases against Armaghan were heard in the Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Karachi, where the investigating officer submitted a challan against him.

The challan stated that Armaghan used to order drugs and receive parcels under his father’s name at his highly secured house.

Armaghan had been ordering drugs and using it for four years. He procured eight parcels from July 2017 to April 2019 under his father’s name. 

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The challan also alleged that other indiviudals are also involved in the drug cases and have been consuming drugs in cafes and parties.

The court also ordered accused Armaghan to be produced in the drug case on March 18.

Earlier, police also included the name of Sahir Hasan, the son of renowned actor Sajid Hasan, in the case.

According to investigation police, Sahir has admitted to supplying drugs to Armaghan and in the surrounding area. His revelations exposed the international drug smuggling network.

According to Sajid Hasan, the Mustafa Amir murder case and drug supply are two separate cases and linking them together is like diverting attention from the original case.

"Heartbroken to hear about the death of Mustafa Amir, he was like my son." When I saw his video, I couldn't sleep the whole night," actor Sajid Hassan said in an interview with private TV channel,