Mir Raza Case: Judicial Commission Hands Over Report To Sindh Govt

Asad Kharal
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  • KARACHI : The judicial commission formed to probe the Mir Raza murder case has completed its inquiry and handed over its report to the Sindh government.
  • The Registrar of the Commission handed over the report in seven sealed envelopes to Additional Secretary Home Javed Abro.
  • According to Additional Secretary Home Javed Abro, the report will be opened before the government and the next course of action will be decided after review.
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KARACHI : The judicial commission formed to probe the Mir Raza murder case has completed its inquiry and handed over its report to the Sindh government.

The Registrar of the Commission handed over the report in seven sealed envelopes to Additional Secretary Home Javed Abro.

According to Additional Secretary Home Javed Abro, the report will be opened before the government and the next course of action will be decided after review. He said the decision whether to make the report public or not will be taken by the Sindh government, and the final stance will be shared after that.

The body of trader Mir Raza was found in Gulistan-e-Jauhar, Karachi on July 29, 2026. Following the incident, a judicial commission headed by Sindh High Court Justice Omar Sial was constituted on August 24, 2026.

The commission held 15 hearings and recorded statements of 49 individuals, including two statements via video link. The commission’s term had ended on September 27 and was later extended to complete the report.

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