• Prime suspect admits to torture, burning Mustafa alive.
• Police regain iron bar used in assaults from suspected bungalow.
• Armaghan attached to fake call center and illegal weapons.
  

Karachi: Police have made major breakthroughs in the Mustafa resort and the murder case, restored the weapon of the murder and secured a cool confession from the most important suspect, Armaghan.

According to investigative officials, the primary suspect, who is currently with the police in physical custody, revealed upset details of how he brutally tortured and later burned Mustafa alive.

During the interrogation, Armaghan said that on January 6, he called the victim and Shiraz Bukhari – the second suspect alias Shavez – to his bungalow, where he launched an evil attack on Mustafa with the help of an iron bar to beat him for two hours.

Investigators confirmed that the rod was later regained from the guard space in Armaghan’s house in the Defense Khayaban-e momin. They said Mustafa sustained serious injuries with heavy bleeding from the head and knees.

The following are the details of Armaghan’s confession.

The primary suspect admitted that he was intoxicated at the time of the assault. He revealed that Shiraz, his accomplice, tried to stop him when Mustafa began to bleed too much. After the brutal Juling, however, both suspect Mustafa loaded into his own vehicle and drove towards Hub.

When he reached Hub, Armaghan opened the car’s trunk and discovered that Mustafa was still alive. Then he turned off him and the car in gasoline and challenged him to flee, knowing that his serious knee injuries had made him immobile. Despite Mustafa’s weak attempts to move, he was unable to escape. The suspect admitted that he then set Mustafa on fire.

Armaghan also revealed that Shiraz, immediately after igniting the flames, urged him to escape the stage. The two suspects then went back to Karachi by hitchhiking in different vehicles.

After Armaghan’s confession, the Karachi police attacked Hans Bungalow and picked up the iron bar used in the assault.

The investigation continues as law enforcement authorities are preparing to present Armaghan to the trial after the end of the physical custody ending tomorrow (Friday).

As the probe is underway, the police and investigative authorities have said that Armaghan’s monthly income could not be ascertained yet. It may be noted that the police had found a call center established in bungalowen, several laptops, security cameras, movement detectors, review gates and illegal weapons under the raid. Meanwhile, reports of Armaghan, which had more than 40 security guards, had also appeared.

The investigations revealed that the main suspect had run an outgoing call center to blame people in the United States by offering them domestic services and stealing their money through the fake business.

However, the total amount, whether in tens of thousands of millions or more he had made through the call center, could not be ascertained yet.

The investigations also revealed that Armaghan had already been booked in at least six cases, including offenses of violence and the anti-terrorism law. Following the confession and recovery of illegal weapons, new cases will be recorded against the main suspect.

The case

The case is linked to the alleged kidnapping and murder of a BBA student, Mustafa, who had disappeared last month.

However, the case emerged after the primary suspect opened fire on a team of the anti-violent crime cell (AVCC) -A specialized unit from the Karachi Police, which is responsible for tackling cases related to murder and extortion-under a raid in His residence in DHA earlier this month.

Police arrested him, however, Mustafa’s whereabouts could not be traced until last week when authorities revealed that charred deadly remains – presumably his – had been found in a car near the Hub Check Post days after the young people’s disappearance.

The victim’s body was then buried by the Edhi Foundation, while the Court has allowed its exhaustion for identification and forensic technology and has required Sindh’s secretary’s health to constitute a medical board for exhibition and submit a report within seven days.

Following the court’s order, which was issued on Monday, a three-member medical board was formed to devise the deceased’s body on February 21 at. 9.

The Medical Board, led by Police Surgeon DR Summaya Syed, also includes additional police surgeon Dr. Srichand and Mlo Dr. Kamran.

Apart from Armughan, police have also arrested and registered Shiraz’s statement in the case, where investigative officials said he was working for Armughan and was involved in allegedly planning both murder and the disposal of the body.