Discrepancies emerge in Mir Raza autopsy, as ‘missing’ details surface
A judicial commission in Pakistan is investigating significant discrepancies in the autopsy report of Mir Raza, a shop owner who died after an alleged kidnapping. Medical experts testified that the report omitted key details and contained anatomical inconsistencies regarding bullet wounds.
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The case raises serious questions about the integrity of forensic investigations and the accountability of state institutions in criminal cases.
--> Home Pakistan Discrepancies emerge in Mir Raza autopsy as ‘missing’ details surface in judicial commission hearing Police surgeon tells panel that several important details omitted, bullet’s entry and exit wounds do not correspond
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: Serious discrepancies in the post-mortem of Mir Raza emerged before the judicial commission probing his death on Tuesday, with Police Surgeon Dr Summaiya Syed telling the panel that several important details had been omitted from the report and that the bullet's entry and exit wounds did not correspond.
The proceedings were abruptly adjourned after Sindh Advocate General (AG) Javed Dero intervened while counsel for Raza's family, lawyer Jibran Nasir, was questioning Dr Summaiya.
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