Mir Raza’s family seeks CPLC footage, alleges harassment in letter to CM

In their letter to the Sindh Chief Minister, the family of Mir Raza Ali Khan has also reportedly raised concerns about the nature of the questioning directed at the victim's fiancée. Furthermore, the family has formally requested the Citizens-Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) to provide complete footage relevant to the case, according to available reports.

The family of Mir Raza Ali Khan has escalated their pursuit of justice, with their lawyer Jibran Nasir sending a formal letter to Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah detailing alleged failures in the police investigation and demanding he personally supervise the case.

In the letter, Nasir stated that a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) may be necessary due to the current team's shortcomings. He alleged that the new investigative team, like the previous one, is focusing on a disproven suicide narrative instead of murder. The letter calls for an independent inquiry into the original investigation team for negligence and alleged tampering with records, specifically naming the DIG East, SSP SIU, and SSP East for investigation and suspension.

The family claims they had to locate the victim's car themselves due to a lack of timely police assistance and that crucial evidence was not sent to a forensic lab for days. They maintain their goal is to uncover the full facts of the alleged abduction, torture, and murder.

The parents of Mir Raza Ali Khan have formally requested Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah to take direct supervision of the investigation into their son's death. In a letter sent on Wednesday through their lawyer, Jibran Nasir, the family also urged the chief minister to order an inquiry into the previous investigation team and suspend the officers involved.

The letter, a copy of which was made public, alleges that the investigation has been mishandled and is suffering from a focus on a "false narrative of death by suicide." The family expressed concerns about "corruption, incompetence and political influence" within the Sindh Police, claiming that the "murderers and the conspirators" appear to have political clout to suppress the truth.

The family's legal representative stated that the continued presence of the original investigation officers poses a risk of evidence tampering.

Investigators examining the death of Mir Raza Ali Khan are reportedly focusing on a suspicious individual seen in new CCTV footage from July 28 and 29, according to available reports from August 19.

Investigators have reportedly found new leads in the death of Karachi-based entrepreneur Mir Raza Ali Khan after examining new CCTV footage, marking a potential turn in the inquiry.

More than 21 days into the high-level investigation into the death of 25-year-old entrepreneur Mir Raza Ali Khan in Karachi, authorities have not yet reported any significant breakthrough in the case. The probe continues as investigators analyze available evidence.

New CCTV footage has reportedly surfaced in the ongoing investigation into the death of 25-year-old entrepreneur Mir Raza Ali Khan in Karachi. Details of what the footage shows have not yet been made public.

Reports also identified the deceased as a graduate of the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) and the founder of a business named "WaffleX".