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In the Mir Raza Ali murder case, a judicial commission has been formed to investigate, but the victim's family has moved the Sindh High Court (SHC) to request the formation of a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) instead. The family believes a JIT would provide a more thorough probe.
Forensic report suggests Mir Raza Ali may have fired back; crime scene unit failed to reach site for over two hours
Mir Raza Ali, a 25-year-old businessman, has been missing for over two weeks since an ill-fated trip from his home in Karachi, with his father publicly appealing for justice.
Investigators probing the murder of businessman Mir Raza Ali have requested technical assistance from the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) to access the deceased's digital footprint.
DNA testing has confirmed that a recovered body belongs to Mir Raza Ali, with blood found on a broken flowerpot also matching the victim. A chemical report indicates he was shot from behind.
Pakistani police have reconstituted the investigation team and added a murder charge to the FIR in the case of 25-year-old businessman Mir Raza Ali, whose body was found in Karachi.
The re-postmortem of Mir Raza Ali has been completed following his exhumation, and samples have been sent for testing. A medical board member expressed uncertainty regarding the body's identity.
A Karachi court has ordered the exhumation of Mir Raza Ali's body following controversy and alleged flaws in the initial post-mortem examination. The decision aims to address concerns and ensure a thorough investigation.
The Sindh government has decided to request the Chief Justice of the Sindh High Court to form a judicial commission. This commission would review the investigation into the murder of Mir Raza Ali.
Investigators in the Mir Raza Ali murder case are questioning 35 individuals who were found to have been in contact with the deceased via phone.
A sessions court in Karachi has granted interim pre-arrest bail to a man identified as a business partner of Mir Raza Ali, owner of Wafflix eatery, who went missing and was later found dead.
Pakistani celebrities, including Mahira Khan and Bushra Ansari, have publicly voiced support for Mir Raza Ali's family, demanding justice as the investigation into his case faces renewed scrutiny.
The Sindh government has decided to appoint a high court judge to investigate the murder case of Mir Raza Ali. This decision follows an earlier deferral on forming a judicial commission for the probe.
The suspicious death of young Karachi businessman Mir Raza Ali has taken a new turn, with his parents alleging kidnapping, torture, and murder, while police initially considered suicide.
The medical board responsible for the exhumation of Mir Raza Ali's body, an Institute of Business Administration graduate found with a gunshot wound in Karachi, has been abruptly reconstituted.
Police investigators probing the death of 25-year-old Mir Raza Ali Khan in Karachi are facing puzzles due to a missing weapon and forensic inconsistencies, casting doubt on the initial suicide theory despite his financial losses.
KARACHI: The sample analysis report of the deceased 25-year-old Mir Raza Ali found gunshot residue (GSR) on his chest and back wounds, as well as the skin of his right and left hands, it emerged on…
A session court in Karachi has extended the interim pre-arrest bail for Muhammad Ahmed Bhardey, the business partner of Mir Raza Ali, whose body was found last month after he went missing.
The new committee investigating the murder of Mir Raza Ali has visited the crime scene with RRF officials to gather evidence, focusing on DVR footage and digital trails.
Investigators in the Mir Raza Ali murder probe have stated that chemical and DNA reports are not conclusive enough to determine the direction of the investigation. Lawyer Jibran Nasir has alleged serious lapses in the probe.
The father of Mir Raza Ali alleges that his son's business partner has gone missing following police questioning, stating that they have not been informed about the ongoing investigation involving guest house employees.
The body of Mir Raza Ali was exhumed following the restoration of the original medical board, after the Sindh government had initially constituted a third medical board for the procedure.
Police in Karachi claim a major breakthrough in the Mir Raza Ali missing person case, recovering a spent cartridge casing from the crime scene.
Actor Shuja Asad has joined a protest in Karachi demanding justice for Mir Raza Ali, the owner of Wafflix, urging other celebrities to support calls for justice as police continue their investigation into the death.