Court orders exhumation of Mustafa Amir's body
Crime
The young boy was brutally killed allegedly by his friend Armaghan
KARACHI (Dunya News) - A local court of Karachi on Monday ordered the exhumation of Mustafa Amir’s body.
The young boy was brutally killed allegedly by his friend Armaghan in Karachi.
The judicial magistrate of Karachi on Monday accepted the plea of investigation officer seeking the exhumation of body.
The court directed to constitute the medical board for exhumation of body seeking report within seven days.
The health secretary has been directed to constitute the medical board.
Meanwhile, the court directed the authorities to present the suspect in the court at 9am on Tuesday with proper security arrangements.
Earlier, police said that the murder was an outcome of a dispute between two friends.
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Sheraz, one of the suspects police earlier apprehended, claimed that Armaghan killed the young man to settle personal score. There are also reports that a girl was involved in the gruesome murder of 24-year-old Mustafa.
Armaghan called Mustafa to his home on some pretext on Jan 6 and thrashed him with an iron rod for three hours. He later put him in his car trunk and drove towards Hub, Balochistan, police quoted Sheraz as having said.
CIA DIG'S PRESSER
On Friday, CIA DIG Muqaddas Haider said in a presser that police had found Mustafa’s dead body from Hub Chowki as he was taken there by his vehicle on Jan 6. Suspect Armaghan set the vehicle on fire after locking Mustafa in the trunk.
Haider said the boy’s charred body was found in the vehicle trunk.
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Earlier, a police team conducted an operation at the house of Armaghan in Defence Phase 5 and found bullet marks in a room and blood stains on the carpet.
He said sample of kidnapped Mustafa’s mother was sent to laboratory for DNA matching with the blood found at the house of Armaghan. The report later confirmed it was Mustafa's blood.
Police alleged that Armaghan also opened fire on a team which raided his house as a result of which a DSP and another official were injured.
The equipment found in suspect’s house showed he ran a call centre, said police.
