Mir Raza case: Ahmed Bharde’s media interviews termed as an attempt to sabotage commission proceedings


Mir Raza: File photo
Mir Raza: File photo

In the Mir Raza case, the commission issued a written order for today’s proceedings, saying that Ahmed Bharde’s media interviews were an attempt to sabotage the commission proceedings.

The order said that the statements of Umeer, Ali Shahz, Kazim Hussain, Ahmed Hasan and DG Health Services Pervez Shaikh were recorded, DG Health Services presented the documents regarding the change and formation of the medical board, Ahmed Bharde was given an opportunity to answer the questions of Mir Raza’s family and give information, Ahmed Bharde could not tell anything more than the statements given before the commission, Ahmed Bharde is warned about the future.

The order of the commission said that Ahmed did not even use the opportunity to provide information to the commission through an affidavit.

Dr. Osama, who conducted the first post-mortem of Mir Raza, appeared before the commission. The lawyer who snatched the mobile phone from the journalist apologized, which was accepted by the journalist. Dr. Osama explained that he did not want to declare Mir Raza’s death as suicide. There is enough information to determine.

The order said that Mir Raza’s fiance informed about the mobile phone being taken and data being transferred by the investigating officer, the commission will question her during the statement of DSP Siraj Lashari.

The commission issued notices to ASP Nida, Asif, Abid, Faizur Rehman and Saram for September 22.

It may be noted that Mir Raza Ali Khan, a young man from Karachi, went missing from the Pakistan Employees Housing Society (PECHS) on July 28. He left home by online taxi at 4:09 AM. His body was found in Gulistan-e Johar 2 days later.

According to the police authorities, Mir Raza’s body was found in a very bad condition, there was a bullet in his chest, and all his social media accounts were closed 1 day before the body was found.

The deceased’s father said that Mir Raza was to be married on August 30 at Baitul Mukarram Mosque in Gulshan-e-Iqbal and he was very happy about his new life.

Flaws in Mir Raza Ali’s post-mortem report were pointed out on August 4 in Geo News’ program ‘Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Ke Saath’.

In the program, the issue of post-mortem was again raised in front of police surgeon Dr Samia Syed and Mir Raza Ali’s father. Speaking at the programme, police surgeon Dr Samia Syed and Mir Raza Ali’s father, both expressed dissatisfaction over the preliminary post-mortem report.

Later, following a court order, Mir Raza was exhumed on August 8 and reburied on the same day after post-mortem.

According to the preliminary post-mortem report, Mir Raza was shot from behind, there were signs of torture on the body, ribs of Mir Raza Ali were broken, multiple injuries were found on the head and face, and there were black spots on the body.

According to the report, there are injury marks on the feet of Mir Raza, there are blood stains on the tissues of the lower part of the body, the report has identified a fracture and wound about 12 cm long on the right thigh of Mir Raza.

According to the preliminary post-mortem report, evidence of deep injury and fracture was found in the jaw area of ​​Mir Raza, injuries were also found on the nasal bone and various parts of the face.



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