Sindh govt to establish judicial commission in Late Mir Raza Ali Khan case

The Sindh government has announced its decision to establish a judicial commission to investigate the murder case of Mir Raza Ali Khan. According to a statement from the Sindh chief minister's office, the commission will be set up at the request of the government to ensure an impartial and transparent inquiry. The decision was made after Mir Raza Ali Khan's parents, Mir Hussain and Mariam, wrote to Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah expressing concerns over the investigation.

The parents, through their lawyer Jibran Nasir, alleged that the investigation was flawed and focused on a false narrative that their son died by suicide. The Sindh government received their letter with "compassion and the utmost seriousness" and decided to request the chief justice of the Sindh High Court to establish the judicial commission. The commission's purpose is to determine whether the investigation is being conducted fairly and in accordance with the law.

However, the counsel for Mir Raza Ali Khan's family raised objections to the government's decision and announced plans to approach the Sindh High Court on Monday. According to Dawn, this development occurred soon after the government's announcement.

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