Model Murder: Prime Suspect's iPhone Grab Sparks Cover-Up Fears

The prime suspect in the murder of 21-year-old model Muskan allegedly took her iPhone after the killing, leading investigators to suspect an attempt to delete digital evidence. Police are currently examining the recovered phone and other digital materials to ascertain if any messages or conversations were removed post-murder.

Investigators are also probing Muskan's recent interactions to understand the motive. Imran, the accused, reportedly fled the crime scene with the victim's phone and changed locations to evade capture. He is believed to have been upset over Muskan's alleged interactions with another man.

The investigation took a significant turn when Imran was traced to Rajouri Garden. During an attempted arrest, he allegedly opened fire on the police, resulting in an exchange of gunfire. Imran sustained bullet injuries to both legs and is currently hospitalized, preventing immediate questioning about the weapon's source or the murder motive.

Further inquiry revealed Imran's criminal history, including a 2018 POCSO Act booking for alleged sexual harassment of a minor and a 2021 culpable homicide case. His social media activity is also under scrutiny for potential clues about his background and associates.