Judicial commission questions ex-investigator in Mir Raza case
Most outlets led with the judicial commission's criticism of the former investigating officer for major flaws in the Mir Raza Ali case, including allegations of destroying evidence and attempting to frame the death as a suicide. Dawn provided additional context, noting the commission's call for the officer to be deemed unfit for police service and a request for a victim’s business partner to meet Raza’s family.
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Mir Raza commission reprimands first investigator over ‘zero work’
• Justice Sial says the investigating officer tried to make it a ‘suicide’ case• Holds him responsible for destroying evidence; calls him unfit for police service• Asks a victim’s business partner to meet Raza’s family, answer their questions and submit the replies to commission KARACHI: The commission formed to investigate the circumstances and possible negligence in the Mir Raza Ali murder ca...
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Mir Raza case: Judicial commission grills ex-IO over ‘flawed’ investigation
KARACHI: The judicial commission probing the death of young businessman Mir Raza Ali on Thursday expressed serious displeasure over major shortcomings in the initial police investigation, questioning the former investigating officer (IO) over missing evidence, poorly documented recoveries and gaps in the handling of the crime scene. The commission, headed by Sindh High Court Justice Omar Sial, ...
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