Mustafa Aamir’s Murder, Killer Tossed a Coin to Decide His Fate

Shocking details have emerged in the Mustafa Aamir murder case, revealing a chilling game of life and death played by the accused, Armaghan.

According to police sources, the accused flipped a coin three times before deciding to kill Mustafa. The first attack left the victim injured and trying to escape, but Armaghan stopped him and said: “I will toss a coin—heads, you live; tails, you die.”

The coin landed on tails, and Armaghan struck Mustafa’s head again. When he tossed the coin a second time, it landed on tails once more, prompting another blow. Finally, in Hub Dureji, the accused flipped a coin before setting Mustafa on fire, saying, “This is God’s will.”

Further investigations suggest links to terror financing and hawala hundi, with evidence of advanced weaponry and online schemes. Police have recommended transferring the case to the FIA for deeper scrutiny.

Additionally, the Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) judge who denied the suspect’s remand has been stripped of administrative powers. The IG Sindh has been directed to submit a report for further legal action.