A major development has emerged in the Sargodha child murder case involving the kidnapping and killing of 7-year-old Muntaha Zahra. Police confirmed that the main accused has confessed during interrogation.
According to officials, Muhammad Arslan admitted his role in the crime while in custody. The confession marks a key breakthrough in the investigation.
Police said the case falls under the limits of Sargodha City Police Station. The accused was arrested after initially fleeing the scene.
The Sargodha child murder investigation is now being handled jointly by police and the Crime Control Department. All four suspects have been presented before the court.
The court has granted a six-day remand for further questioning. Investigators are continuing to collect evidence and verify facts.
Officials stated that CCTV footage played an important role in the case. The footage showed the child entering a shop for the last time before the incident.
Later, the body of the child was recovered from the third floor of the same shop. The incident caused widespread shock and public outrage across the area.
Police said modern technology helped trace and arrest the main suspect after he attempted to escape. During questioning, he later confessed to the crime.
Authorities confirmed that the Sargodha child murder case will proceed under strict legal action. The District Police Officer said the accused will face exemplary punishment under the law.
Meanwhile, the funeral prayer of Muntaha Zahra was held in an emotional atmosphere. A large number of citizens attended the prayer ceremony.
The child was laid to rest in the city’s main cemetery after the funeral. The incident has left the community in deep grief.
Police added that further investigation is ongoing. A complete challan will be submitted to the court after forensic and legal procedures are finished.
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