Sahir Hasan uses dark web to order and sell drugs: SIU

The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) in Karachi found that actor Sajid Hasan's son, Sahir Hasan, who was arrested in a drug case, used the dark web to procure and sell drugs.

According to SIU sources, Sahir ordered drugs from individuals named Bazil and Yahya through the dark web. He communicated with Bazil via Snapchat and made payments using his father’s manager’s bank account.

Bazil allegedly sent drugs to Sahir through two private courier companies, with parcel records now in the authorities’ possession.

Investigators also discovered that the bank account used for transactions is registered under someone else’s name, raising the possibility of more high-profile individuals being linked to the case.

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Sahir Hasan has worked as a model in commercials, acted in TV dramas, and also freelances alongside his acting and modeling career.

In a significant development in the Mustafa Amir kidnapping and murder case, law enforcement authorities on Saturday detained four individuals, including the son of well-known television actor Sajid Hassan.

According to reports, the investigative team conducted operations in various areas of Defence, leading to the arrests. 

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Police officials confirmed that the detained individuals were allegedly involved in drug possession, usage, and distribution.

Senior police officials stated that drugs were recovered from the possession of Sajid Hassan’s son. The suspects are also being questioned about their possible connection to Mustafa Amir and Armaghan, key figures in the case.

The families of the accused were notified about the arrests.