Sindh extends judicial commission’s term in Mir Raza murder case
At a glance
- The term for the judicial commission probing Mir Raza Ali's murder has been extended until October 15.
- The commission is headed by Sindh High Court Justice Omar Sial.
- The family's lawyer has submitted questions for senior police officials involved in the case.
Story so far
A single-member judicial commission, led by SHC Justice Omar Sial, was formed in August to probe the circumstances of Mir Raza Ali's death and potential negligence in the investigation. After its initial 30-day term expired, the commission requested more time to record statements and gather evidence. The family's lawyer has also submitted questions for senior police officials to the commission.
Latest development
The Sindh government has extended the term of the judicial commission investigating the murder of Mir Raza Ali until October 15, allowing it more time to complete its inquiry.
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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 s
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