Sindh cabinet decides to make judicial inquiry report on Mir Raza case public

His body was found the following day in bushes near a wedding hall in Gulistan-e-Johar.

Police initially treated the death as a possible suicide, but a second post-mortem conducted after his exhumation found a firearm entry wound, multiple ante-mortem injuries and signs of internal bleeding, leading investigators to treat the case as murder.

The Sindh government formed a judicial commission to probe the case amid allegations of police probe botching.

The commission concluded its hearing on October 8 and submitted a report to the government on October 16.The report was presented to the cabinet in seven separate envelopes at a meeting chaired by Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah at the CM House in Karachi, according to a spokesperson.The chief minister constituted a subcommittee comprising Home Minister Ziaul Hassan Lanjar, Nasir Hussain Shah, Saeed Ghani and the advocate general to….

The Sindh government will contribute an additional 20% of the amount linked to the Programme-for-Results component as its share.The programme also envisages modernising property tax collection in other urban local councils and strengthening the institutional capacity of 45 selected local councils.Parallelly, the cabinet approved the introduction of an Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS) in local government institutions to improve financial management and administrative performance.The package includes agreements on financing….

It was submitted to the cabinet for post-facto approval, according to the CM’s spokesperson.The World Bank’s board is expected to consider the programme package on October 30.

Sindh cabinet decides to make judicial inquiry report on Mir Raza case public Muhammad Saleem Jhandeer | Updated 2 minutes ago | Directs provincial Home Department to upload document to its website today, provide a copy to affected family.