Islamabad’s judicial magistrate grants police five-day physical remand of Nauman in a case involving the alleged fraud and suicide of an International Islamic University student.
ISLAMABAD: A judicial magistrate in Islamabad on Monday remanded suspect Nauman to five days of physical custody with police in a case involving the alleged fraud and suicide of a student at the International Islamic University Islamabad.
The suspect was produced before Judicial Magistrate Zunaira Zafar at the Islamabad District and Sessions Courts. Police had requested 10 days of physical remand, but the court granted five days.
Police presented the suspect before the court with his face covered. The case has been registered at Ramna Police Station in Islamabad.
The matter concerns the alleged fraud involving the university student, whose death has been described as a suicide. Further details about the allegations, the circumstances surrounding the student’s death and the investigation were not provided in the information available.
The five-day remand will allow police to continue their investigation while the suspect remains in custody. However, the allegations against Nauman have not been established in court, and the case remains under investigation.
Further details about the police investigation and any subsequent court proceedings were not immediately available.













