Zahir Jaffer’s travel plan came to light the night before the murder

Zahir Jaffer—the main suspect in the murder of Noor Mukadam—has been exposed the night before the terrible incident.

Tickets

According to the ticket, its copy is made by Geographic News On Wednesday, Zahir booked a one-way flight to New York on July 7 at 3:50 am on July 19 at a price of 88,000 rupees.

A source close to the investigation told reporters that the travel agency located near the blue area of ​​Islamabad was contacted on the night of the 18th to the 19th. Geographic News.

The source quoted Zahir as saying: “If I don’t travel on the booked date, what will happen?”

Zahir was told that his ticket would be “waste”.

“In response, Zahir said: “I will notify you three hours in advance, why is it wasted?” “

The travel agency responded that three hours before the flight departed, “all control went to the airport”, but he would “try to cancel it.”

Zahir then asked how his booking would be affected if he were to travel in 10 days. “If your ticket is cancelled, you will have to pay the difference that will definitely happen then,” the agent replied.

When Zahir heard this, he said he would go to an agent again.

The source said that Zahir contacted the travel agency five times that night, and later sent a text message saying that he decided to travel to the United States.

The source said that a call was made at 3:58 in the morning, but the agent did not receive the call.

taxi

The source added that Zahir also arranged a taxi service at 12:59 noon on July 18 to take him to the airport on the evening of July 19, which is the night of his flight reservation. He was told that he would be charged 2,000 rupees for this trip.

The taxi arrived at 11pm on July 18, and the driver called Zahir at 11:15pm and was told to wait.

At 11:36 in the evening, the driver called Zahir again, and he was told again to wait a while. Then, at 12:07 in the morning, Zahir told the driver to leave because he no longer planned to go to the airport. He also sent 1,000 rupees to the taxi driver with the janitor.

The driver called Zahir again at 1:40 am and said that since he has received 1,000 rupees, if he changes his mind and wants to go to the airport, he can come and pick him up.

The source said that Zahir told him he might come.

They said that the taxi arrived at 2 am on the evening of July 19 and took Zahir to the airport. At 2:15 in the morning, Noor Mukadam accompanied him barefoot into the taxi.

According to sources, both of them got in a taxi and the vehicle left at 2:20 in the morning. When it was heading to the airport, it was suddenly in the Kursum underground passage, and Zahir instructed the driver to go home. When the driver asked what was wrong, Zahir said they were “late” and “will not be able to arrive on time”.

According to sources, the taxi driver turned the car around at about 2:35 am and sent them home.

The source added that the driver witnessed Zahir bringing Noor and his luggage into the house.

According to sources, Noor remained silent throughout the trip, while Zahir continued to talk to her.

suspects

The main suspect in the murder, Zahir Jaffer, has been detained by the police, and the court approved an extension of his remand for three days earlier today. Zahir will now appear in court on July 31.

His parents, Zakir Jaffer and Asmat Adamjee, are undergoing 14 days of judicial remand and were sent to Adiyala prison by a court order in Islamabad yesterday. They will appear in court on August 10.

In addition to their parents, two domestic workers, a cook and a guard, Iftikhar and Jameel, were also sentenced to 14 days of judicial remand.

After the verdict, Zahir’s parents filed a bail request to the court.

The court issued a notice to the police, informed them of the request, and requested a complete record of the case.

The additional district and conference judge Muhammad Sohail will make a decision on bail on July 30.

murder

According to the police, 27-year-old Nur was murdered in the F-7 district of the federal capital on July 20.

She is the daughter of Shaukat Mukadam who was former Pakistani ambassador to South Korea and Kazakhstan.

Islamabad police arrested Zahir from his home on the night of July 20, where according to Noor’s parents, he killed her with a sharp tool and decapitated her.

This terrible incident triggered a national campaign to bring justice to her, and #JusticeforNoor became a hot trend on Twitter.