Sindh cabinet extends Mir Raza murder probe commission’s term until October 15
The Sindh cabinet has extended the mandate of a judicial commission investigating the Mir Raza murder case until October 15. The extension aims to allow the commission sufficient time to finalize its inquiry and recommendations after reviewing witness statements.
Why it matters
This reflects ongoing efforts to ensure judicial accountability and transparency in high-profile criminal investigations within Pakistan's legal system.
The Sindh cabinet has approved an extension to the term of the judicial commission investigating the Mir Raza murder case, allowing it additional time to complete an impartial and transparent inquiry.
The decision was taken during a cabinet meeting chaired by Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah, where members approved extending the commission's mandate until October 15.
The cabinet was informed that the commission had already conducted detailed proceedings and recorded statements from dozens of witnesses as part of its investigation.
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