Claims for a high -profile drug cartel, financial fraud and judicial manipulation have emerged against the family of Kamran Qureshi and Armaghan Qureshi.

The allegations of the most important suspect in the Mustafa Amir murder case add the already sensational revelations that have been uncovered during interrogation.

Barrister Aamir Hasan, a guest on a local news channel dealing with a discussion about Kamran Asghar Qureshi and Armaghan Qureshi, where both father and son were accused of running an illegal drug trafficking and a fraudulent call center operation.

Another guest of the program journalist Talha Jatoi, who cited her own investigative work, claimed that the father-son duo had been involved in organized crime for over two decades.

According to the journalist’s report, Kamran Asghar Qureshi had been linked to drug dates and trafficking since the late 1990s. His criminal activities allegedly extended beyond drug distribution with accusations of running a prostitution ring and using his influence to avoid law enforcement measures.

Over time, his son, Armagan Qureshi, reportedly followed in his footsteps and expanded the family’s illegal operations.

The journalist claimed that Armaghan Qureshi was first indicted in 2019, at the age of 24, in a case related to quotas.

In the same year, two more cases were recorded against him to smuggle drugs such as cannabis and other drugs in Pakistan through the dark web.

The customs authorities reportedly captured several shipments, which led to his years of detention. In 2023, however, he was again arrested in a similar duty case, but was released after 12 days.

The journalist also claimed that Armagan Qureshi ran a fraudulent call center in the form of a software house that participated in great financial fraud.

He reportedly gathered a fortune of RS100 million (10 crore) per year. Month from credit card fraud alone. During an attempt at police raids at his residence, a four -hour armed standoff followed, allegedly allowing the suspects to erase important digital evidence attached to their false schemes.

The journalist also claimed that after exposing Kamran Asghar Qureshi and his son Armagan Qureshi’s alleged involvement in drug trafficking and financial fraud, he began to receive threats.

According to him, Kamran Qureshi not only recognized their many years of acquaintance, but also allegedly warned him of consequences for revealing these details.

The journalist stated that these threats were not limited to television but also expanded to other platforms and raised concerns about the freedom of press and the security of investigative reporters in Pakistan.

In the journalist’s words, the case raises serious concerns about how individuals accused of serious financial and drug -related crimes continue to operate with impunity.

The journalist also suggested that despite several meetings with law enforcement, the Qureshi family succeeded in avoiding long-term legal consequences and raising broader questions about accountability in Pakistan’s legal system.