No signs of marital discord found in Rabia Ahsan murder probe, police say

Police investigating the murder of Rabia Ahsan have found no apparent evidence of marital tensions between the couple.

The claim was made after forensic examinations of the couple’s mobile phones and the completion of the husband’s polygraph test.

Ahsan, will be produced before Senior Civil Judge Muhammad Nasrullah Wattoo after completing his five-day physical remand on Saturday.

The polygraph examination has been completed, with its findings expected within 24 hours. Investigators said the post-mortem report was also consistent with the account Ahsan provided during interrogation.

However, questions remain over whether the pistol handed over by the suspect was the actual weapon used in the shooting. A forensic examination will determine whether the pistol was used in the incident and how many rounds were discharged.

Ahsan reportedly told police that he married Rabia in 2010, when they were colleagues at a private bank, and that their marriage was by choice.