Police recover burned body of kidnapped Mustafa Amir from Hub

The burned body of kidnapped Mustafa Amir, who was abducted for ransom last month, was recovered from a car near the Hub checkpost in Balochistan, investigation officers claimed on Friday. 

According to the investigators, Amir’s body was found in a burned vehicle near the Hub checkpost. “Amir was taken in the same car to Hub Chowki, where Armughan and his friend set it on fire,” they added.

In a press conference today, Crime Investigation Agency Deputy Inspector General (CIA-DIG) Muqaddas Haider stated that the recovery of Amir’s mobile phone and other evidence from Armughan’s house was a turning point in the investigation.

He also announced the arrest of another suspect, Shiraz Bukhari, alias Shavez, on suspicion of collaborating with the prime accused in the murder.

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Earlier, police conducted an operation at the house of the accused, Armughan, located in Defence Phase 5, where bullet marks were found in a hidden room, and bloodstains were detected on the carpet.

Haider further stated that the DNA of Mustafa Amir’s mother was sent to a lab for comparison with the blood found at Armughan’s house.

He added that when police raided the house in search of Mustafa, Armughan opened fire with heavy weapons, injuring a DSP and a policeman.