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Actor Sajid Hassan's son admits earning Rs 1.5 million weekly by selling drugs

Actor Sajid Hassan's son admits earning Rs 1.5 million weekly by selling drugs

  • Karachi police arrested Sahir Hassan, Sajid Hassan's son.
  • The arrests were made as part of the ongoing probe into Mustafa Aamir's murder.
  • Sahir Hassan confessed to selling drugs through Snapchat for two years.

Karachi police arrested Sahir Hassan, son of actor Sajid Hassan, along with three others during a raid in the city’s Defense area. The arrests were made as part of the ongoing probe into the murder of 23-year-old Mustafa Aamir, who went missing in January.

During interrogation, Sahir Hassan confessed to selling drugs through Snapchat for two years, earning around Rs 1.5 million weekly, as reported by The Express Tribune. He also exposed key figures involved in the illegal trade, including influential businessmen and politicians.

Dismissing the notion that drug dealers approach students directly, Sajid Hassan's son explained, "It is wrong to assume that we go to educational institutions to sell drugs. Instead, students place orders through an online mobile app, and deliveries are made to specific locations." He further revealed that students are gradually introduced to weed, stating, "Initially, only a few students buy, but within months, the number of buyers increases significantly."

SSP Shoaib Memon confirmed that Karachi’s drug supply is controlled by two major groups. "One group smuggles weed illegally from California, while the other sells Iranian weed," he said, adding that recent arrests have disrupted "50 percent of weed sales in the city."

Authorities have intensified their crackdown, with 20 key suppliers now in hiding. "None of the accused have fled the country," SSP Memon assured.

Investigators also found that Sahir used courier services to purchase drugs, spending Rs 4-5 lakh weekly. He admitted that drug money was deposited into his father’s manager’s account and revealed, "I have been using weed for 13 years and worked as a model for five years."

With these revelations exposing Karachi’s organized drug network, law enforcement is ramping up efforts to dismantle major operations.

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