A local court in Rawalpindi has sent two suspects in the Hina Javed murder case on three-day physical remand. The decision came on Sunday after police presented the accused before a magistrate.
Hina Javed was found dead in the bathroom of her home in the Lalkurti area. The incident falls under the Civil Lines police station. She had been married to the main suspect, Faisal Asghar, for only nine months.
Police produced Faisal Asghar and a domestic worker named Zeeshan in court. The investigation officer requested physical remand so they could continue questioning. The magistrate approved the request and ordered both men to remain in police custody for three days.
During the investigation, officers recovered a rope and wire. Police claim these items were used in the killing. DNA samples from both suspects have also been collected for further testing.
The father of the main suspect has also been questioned. Police recorded his statement as part of the ongoing probe. According to investigators, Faisal Asghar allegedly paid his employee Zeeshan to help in the attack. Officers say the domestic worker assisted during the fatal incident.
A murder case has been registered at the Civil Lines police station. The first information report was filed by the victim’s brother. It states that Hina Javed’s hands were tied behind her back and her mouth was covered with a piece of cloth when her body was discovered.
Police continue to gather evidence and examine the circumstances leading to her death. The recovery of the alleged murder weapons and the collection of DNA samples are seen as important steps in the case. Further details are expected once the physical remand period ends and forensic results become available.
The Hina Javed murder has drawn attention in Rawalpindi as investigators work to establish the full sequence of events. Local authorities say they are committed to a thorough inquiry. The suspects remain in custody while the investigation proceeds.
