Hina Javed Murder Case: Domestic Worker Confesses Crime, Husband Denies Charges

Important progress in the Rawalpindi murder case of Hina Javed reveals a confession from a domestic worker, while the victim’s husband denies involvement.

Investigating the brutal murder of Hina Javed Rawalpindi police transported key suspects to the Punjab Forensic Science Agency in Lahore for DNA testing in the presence of the victim’s brother, Fahad Javed. Those brought for testing included the victim’s husband, Faisal Asghar, her father-in-law, Asghar Ali, and the domestic worker Zeeshan.

Confession and Denials During Interrogation

During ongoing interrogation domestic worker Zeeshan confessed to killing Hina Javed, alleging that the victim’s husband offered him one hundred thousand rupees in exchange for committing the crime.

Conversely, the main accused, Faisal Asghar, has categorically denied any role in the murder. Additionally, her father-in-law, Asghar Ali, expressed complete ignorance and denied involvement in the incident.

Police stated that further crucial facts of the case will emerge once the final forensic laboratory reports are completed to advance the investigation.