Mir Raza murder case: Judicial commission proceedings adjourned as 30-day tenure ends
KARACHI: Proceedings of the commission investigating the death of Mir Raza Ali could not proceed on Monday after its 30-day tenure expired, with a request for an extension until Oct 15 awaiting a decision by the Sindh cabinet. According to the order sheet available with Dawn , the commission was informed that Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah had approved the summary seeking the extension and…
On Monday, the proceedings of the judicial commission investigating the death of Mir Raza Ali were adjourned due to the commission's 30-day tenure coming to an end. The commission was granted until October 15 for an extension, pending a decision by the Sindh cabinet. The inquiry had previously dismissed a request from Mir Raza Ali's family for the police chief and investigation team heads to appear personally before the commission.
The commission had questioned discrepancies in Dr. Shaikh's post-mortem report, which concluded that Ali was shot in the back, ruling out suicide. A second autopsy confirmed the same findings.
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