Mir Raza murder case: Sindh govt extends judicial commission's term until Oct 15
The Sindh government on Thursday extended the term of the judicial commission formed to probe the circumstances and possible negligence surrounding the murder of Mir Raza Ali until October 15. In late August, the provincial government constituted a single-member judicial commission, headed by Sindh High Court’s Justice Omar Sial, to examine the “exact facts and circumstances” surrounding Ali’s…
The Sindh government has extended the term of the judicial commission investigating the murder of Mir Raza Ali until October 15. The commission, headed by Sindh High Court Justice Omar Sial, was originally formed last month to examine the circumstances surrounding Ali's death and any potential negligence in the probe. The cabinet approved the extension following discussions with the commission, which had previously adjourned proceedings due to the 30-day tenure expiry.
The commission will resume its investigation on Friday, with the extended period allowing for further examination and necessary recommendations.
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