The prime suspect in the Mustafa Amir murder case, Armughan, has confessed to brutally torturing the victim with an iron rod before setting him on fire while he was still alive. According to his statement, he locked Mustafa in the trunk of his car, poured petrol over him, and mocked him to escape before igniting the fire.
An anti-terrorism court (ATC) has handed Armughan over to the AVCC for four days of physical remand, during which he revealed the gruesome details. He admitted to attacking Mustafa at his bungalow on January 6 while intoxicated. After severely beating him, causing head and knee injuries, he drove to Hub Chowki, where he carried out the brutal act.