A jirga held in the name of honor, alleged participation of the father, six brothers, and close relatives, claims responsibility for the murder assigned to three cousins.

Peshawar (Reported by Khalid Khan) – Significant developments have emerged in the murder case of renowned TikToker Ayesha, alias Galimna, where investigations have reportedly uncovered a jirga held under the pretext of honor that was behind the murder.

According to sources, family members in a village of Dir, Ayesha’s ancestral area, allegedly convened a jirga over accusations of her making immoral videos. Allegedly, the victim’s father, six brothers, and other close relatives participated in the jirga.

Sources claim that during the jirga, a decision was allegedly made to kill Ayesha, and three cousins were purportedly nominated for the execution of the murder.

Based on evidence that has emerged during the investigation, it is being claimed that Ayesha’s murder was allegedly carried out under the decision of this jirga. However, the final reasons for the murder, the decision of the jirga, and the roles of those involved will only be established after the investigation is complete.

The police and investigative agencies have initiated inquiries into various aspects of the case, while also reviewing the roles of those who participated in the alleged jirga and those nominated in the murder.

According to investigative sources, the inquiry is being advanced based on available evidence, statements, and other records. The police have stated that no individual can be declared guilty solely based on allegations, and actions against the accused will be taken according to the law based on evidence.

This incident has once again raised serious questions regarding the alleged decisions made against women through jirgas in the name of honor and the implementation of such decisions. The final facts in Ayesha’s murder case will only emerge after the investigation and legal proceedings are completed.