Police records from the hometown of Zeeshan Arshad, the prime suspect in the murder of digital media executive Hina Javed, show no previous criminal cases or complaints against him.
The findings from Mandi Bahauddin have raised questions about earlier claims regarding Zeeshan’s alleged criminal background. Local residents, former employers and acquaintances have also shared accounts that differ from the investigating team’s description of his past.
Local Police Records Reveal No Previous Cases
Available records at Miana Gondal police station show no previous criminal case or complaint against Zeeshan. Furthermore, local police officials said the investigation team had not contacted them regarding his background or the murder investigation.
Several people from his hometown also defended his character. His former teacher, Qari Mushtaq, said he had never observed behaviour that suggested Zeeshan engaged in illegal activities.
Similarly, a local shopkeeper who had known him for around five years disputed claims that Zeeshan shared inappropriate pictures or videos with friends. Former employers also described him as an honest worker and said they had never received complaints about his conduct.
Murder Investigation Faces Fresh Questions
Hina Javed, 45, was found dead in her Rawalpindi residence in August. Police discovered her body in the bathroom with her hands tied behind her back and subsequently arrested her husband, Faisal Asghar, and domestic worker Zeeshan.
Investigators alleged that Faisal offered money to Zeeshan to help murder Hina. Police also claimed that Zeeshan confessed to strangling her following a dispute.
However, Zeeshan’s father rejected these allegations and claimed police tortured his son into confessing. He also alleged that investigators were overlooking Faisal’s possible involvement.
Meanwhile, forensic findings reportedly linked both suspects to evidence recovered from the crime scene. The complete forensic reports remain unavailable publicly, while investigators have yet to submit the formal charge sheet nearly three months after the murder.
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