Khalilur Rehman Honey-Trap Case; Amina Handed Over to Police for 4-Day Physical Remand

Lahore(Staff Reporter);Khalilur Rehman Honey-Trap Case; Amina Handed Over to Police for 4-Day Physical Remand , Amina Urooj, the main suspect in the Khalilur Rehman honey-trap case, has been handed over to the police on a 4-day physical remand,

Police abolished the kidnapping clause against accused Amina Urooj and others in the Khalilur Rehman Qamar honey-trap case and added a more serious section of abduction for ransom on Friday.

Sunder Police produced the accused Amina Urooj in the honey-trap case of famous TV playwright Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar before the Judicial Magistrate’s court after the three-day remand was over. The court handed over the accused to the police on further four-day physical remand.

Investigation: The police have added a kidnapping for ransom clause to the case and will investigate Amina’s involvement in the alleged honey-trap ¹.
Court Hearing: The Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Lahore approved the physical remand and directed the police to submit an investigation report at the next hearing ².
Amina’s Statement: Amina admitted to inviting Khalilur Rehman Qamar and withdrawing money from his ATM, claiming the money is currently with her co-accused, Hassan Shah ³.
Case Background: Khalilur Rehman Qamar alleged that Amina lured him to her house, where armed men kidnapped him and demanded a ransom

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In the court, the prosecution submitted that the investigation has revealed that the case is of kidnapping for ransom. From this, the section of kidnapping has been removed and the section of kidnapping for ransom has been added.

So the case was transferred to the anti-terrorism court and the accused should be allowed to appear before the ATC, the prosecution further submitted.

However, the Judicial Magistrate issued an order to present Amina Urooj in the anti-terrorism court. Police have arrested 11 more accused in this case who are currently on the identity parade