Sindh cabinet decides to form judicial commission to probe Mir Raza’s death
The Sindh Cabinet has decided to establish a judicial commission to conduct investigation into the death of Karachi-based young businessman and IBA graduate Mir Raza Ali, Aaj News reported on Sunday. The Sindh government has formally written to the chief justice of the Sindh High Court, requesting the formation of a judicial commission to inquire into the circumstances surrounding his death.…
The Sindh Cabinet has decided to establish a judicial commission to investigate the death of young businessman Mir Raza Ali, according to Aaj News. The Sindh government has formally requested the chief justice of the Sindh High Court to form the commission. Mir Raza's family has expressed serious reservations about the decision, stating that they were not consulted.
The chief minister has expressed condolences and solidarity with the family, and the government has assured full cooperation to the commission. The judicial commission will review all aspects of the case, including any negligence, dereliction of duty, professional misconduct or tampering with evidence. If such issues are found, the commission may recommend appropriate action.
The commission has the authority to recommend further investigation and forensic analysis. The Sindh government had previously announced its intention to form the commission on August 9.
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