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19 days on, police break silence on Mir Raza case

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Abbas Naqvi
19 days on, police break silence on Mir Raza case
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Sindh Police have provided an update on the investigation into the murder of Mir Raza Ali, owner of the Wafflix dessert shop, after 19 days of silence. Investigators are currently reviewing forensic, digital, and medical evidence while seeking international assistance to unlock digital devices.

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The case has drawn public attention due to the victim's profile and the perceived delay in police transparency, highlighting issues in local law enforcement procedures.

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--> Home Sindh 19 days on, police break silence on Mir Raza case Probe reviews medical, chemical, digital evidence as police seek clarifications from forensic agencies, Apple

facebook --> twitter --> whatsup --> linkded --> email MORE (3) Messenger Whatsapp --> Mir Raza Ali, owner of the popular dessert shop Wafflix, whose body was found in Gulistan-e-Jauhar after he was allegedly kidnapped from PECHS. — SCREENGRAB/ Youtube KARACHI: Sindh Police have broken their silence for the first time in 19 days on the Mir Raza murder case, sharing a police statement and medical reports with the media as a high-level investigation team is examining medical, digital, forensic and other evidence.

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