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Peshawar High Court Grants Bail to Three Suspects in Ayat Noor Murder Case

October 2, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

HARRIPUR: The Peshawar High Court’s Abbottabad bench has granted bail to three suspects arrested in the murder case of five-year-old Ayat Noor. The decision comes amidst ongoing public outcry and demands for justice following the tragic incident that has captured national attention.

The suspects, who were detained shortly after Ayat Noor’s death, had filed for bail, which was approved by the court. Legal representatives argued that the evidence against the accused was insufficient to warrant continued detention. The court’s ruling has sparked mixed reactions, with some community members expressing disappointment over the decision.

This case has raised significant concerns regarding child safety and the legal system’s handling of such sensitive matters. Activists and citizens alike are calling for reforms to ensure that justice is served swiftly and effectively, particularly in cases involving minors.

As the legal proceedings continue, further investigations are expected to unfold, with public pressure mounting on authorities to ensure accountability. The case remains a focal point for discussions on child protection laws in Pakistan.