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Sara Inam murder case: Shahnawaz Amir’s mother files plea for pre-arrest bail

Published on: September 26, 2022 1:08 PM

Sara Inam murder case: Shahnawaz Amir’s mother files plea for pre-arrest bail

Samina Shah, wife of senior journalist Ayaz Amir has filed a petition in a local court of Islamabad seeking pre-arrest bail in the Sara Inam murder case in which her son Shahnawaz Amir is the prime suspect

Accused Samina Shah’s bail plea was submitted on Monday at the federal capital’s local court by attorney Hasnat Gul.

Samina Shah’s daughter-in-law was brutally murdered by her husband Shahnawaz in the Chak Shahzad area of Islamabad on Friday.

In Samina Shah’s petition, she requested the court to accept her pre-arrest bail plea as she was facing health issues.

Shahnawaz’s mother said that she had been living in the farmhouse for the past several years. She got information regarding Sara’s murder in a phone call that she received at 9:12am. She ran towards her daughter-in-law’s room but by that time Sara had been murdered, Shahnawaz’s mother claimed.

She said she had no connection with the murder incident, nor was she a witness to the crime.

An FIR of the murder of Sara, daughter-in-law of senior journalist Ayaz Amir, was filed at Islamabad’s Shahzad Town police station on Saturday.

The statement in the FIR read, “Shahnawaz and his wife quarreled with each other following which he murdered her by striking her with a dumbbell.”

According to reports, it had been just three months since Sara and Shahnawaz had been married. They met online, the sources said, adding that Sara worked in Dubai and had reached Pakistan just a day back and purchased a car. The couple reportedly got into an argument at night at the farmhouse where they were staying with Shah Nawaz’s mother. The sources said Shahnawaz hit Sara with an iron object and she fainted. After this, he reportedly moved her to a bathtub and opened the water tap.

On Sunday, a local court granted one days’ physical remand of senior journalist Ayaz Amir, in the murder case of his daughter-in-law Sara Inam.

 

Filed Under: Pakistan, Top Stories Tagged With: Justice for Sara, Latest, lead3, Samina Shah, SARA INAM, Sara Shahnawaz, senior journalist Ayaz Amir, Shahnawaz AMIR

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