KARACHI: In a shocking twist to the Mustafa Amir murder case, investigative agencies have uncovered an international drug trafficking and money laundering network tied to the victim and his associates. The probe has now expanded significantly following explosive revelations by Sahir Hassan, son of renowned actor Sajjad Hassan, who is currently in custody and undergoing interrogation.
The case, initially focused on the murder of Mustafa Amir, took an unexpected turn when the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) discovered links to a global drug trade. Officials are now investigating a sophisticated drug smuggling ring that reportedly used Karachi Airport and local courier services to distribute narcotics across the city.
According to sources, Sahir Hassan disclosed critical details about his association with the victim, Mustafa Amir, and the prime suspect in the murder, Armaghan. Authorities have obtained call records confirming communication between the three individuals, providing further evidence of their involvement in illicit activities.
During questioning, Sahir admitted that Mustafa and Armaghan were regular buyers of drugs from him, which they later resold. Law enforcement officials, including the Crime Investigation Agency (CIA), recovered a stash of narcotics—including high-end foreign brands—worth approximately Rs 5 million from Sahir’s possession.
Courier Companies and Law Enforcement Under Scrutiny
Investigators have also found evidence that courier companies played a role in delivering drugs directly to customers, raising concerns about the depth of the network’s operations. Authorities are now probing whether employees within law enforcement agencies facilitated or turned a blind eye to these illegal activities.
With Karachi Airport allegedly being used as a key transit hub for drug transportation, officials are conducting thorough investigations to identify individuals who may have aided the smuggling operations.
Legal Action Against Armaghan for Money Laundering
In addition to the drug-related offenses, authorities are preparing to register a separate case against Armaghan for his suspected involvement in money laundering. His financial transactions and assets are now under scrutiny as part of a broader crackdown on organized crime linked to the Mustafa Amir murder case.
As the investigation deepens, law enforcement agencies are expected to make further arrests and expose more individuals connected to this sprawling criminal network.
