Mir Raza case: Judicial commission points finger at police’s ‘epic failure’, says he was murdered
KARACHI: A judicial commission formed to investigate the circumstances and possible negligence in businessman Mir Raza Ali’s murder case has pointed out the police’s “epic failure” in their investigation. The Sindh cabinet decided to mak…
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