Authorities uncovered sensational evidences during the interrogation of the accused, Sahir Hassan, the son of Sajid Hasan .
In a bombshell revelation, the Mustafa Amir murder investigation has exposed a massive international drug syndicate using private courier companies for large-scale smuggling. The case has now spiraled into a high-stakes probe involving money laundering, cybercrime, and dark web transactions worth crores.
Authorities have intensified their crackdown after key accused Sahir Hassan—son of actor Sajid Hassan—allegedly confessed to ties with the drug trade. Investigators unearthed damning call records linking him to another suspect, Armaghan, who reportedly facilitated deals.
Remand Extended as Investigation Tightens
As the probe gains momentum, Sahir Hassan was presented in court, where officials sought more time for questioning. The court extended his remand by another day. His arrest was based on explosive evidence retrieved from Armaghan’s phone, exposing their drug network. Authorities also seized high-grade imported hashish from Sahir at the time of his arrest.
Drugs Smuggled from the US to Pakistan
Investigators revealed that drugs were trafficked from California to Islamabad and Lahore before reaching Karachi. Financial watchdogs have been engaged to trace illicit money transfers linked to the operation. Officials suspect that influential figures may soon be implicated as the probe deepens.
Dark Web and Courier Services Under Scrutiny
Investigators disclosed that Sahir orchestrated drug deals through the dark web, handling shipments worth crores each m6yuhonth. Karachi-based dealer Yahya reportedly supplied him with narcotics, while another suspect, Bazal, handled smuggling via private courier services. Officials have obtained parcel records, exposing the operation’s scale.
With the case widening, the FIA is aggressively pursuing money laundering and cybercrime links, uncovering what could be one of the country’s biggest organized crime networks.