On Wednesday, the Special Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) rejected the bail application of Amina Urooj, who is accused in the honey-trap case involving Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar. Judge Arshad Javed issued the ruling after considering the arguments from both the defense and prosecution.

The police have apprehended the main suspects believed to be involved in the kidnapping of renowned playwright Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar. The key suspect, Amna, along with three accomplices, was arrested in Nankana Sahib. They are accused of kidnapping Qamar on July 15 and stealing significant amounts of cash, his mobile phone, and a valuable watch.

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Amna, who posed as a British citizen, allegedly lured Qamar to the location where he was kidnapped. The investigation revealed that Amna and her associates orchestrated the crime by deceiving Qamar and then robbing him before abandoning him at an unknown place.

After the theft, the suspects left Qamar with threats of violence if he reported the incident. This led to his immediate fear for his life and further complications in the case.

Amna is known to have a history of similar criminal activities, using her false identity to gain victims’ trust before executing her plans. Her repeated criminal behavior has drawn significant attention from law enforcement.

The case continues to unfold as authorities gather more evidence and seek justice for the affected playwright, Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar.