KARACHI — The Sindh government has decided to constitute a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) in the Mir Raza case on the recommendations of the Judicial Commission, with the formal notification expected within 24 hours, Dunya News reported.
The decision was taken at a meeting between the cabinet sub-committee formed on the Mir Raza case and Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah. The committee comprises provincial ministers Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, Zia-ul-Hassan Lanjar and Saeed Ghani, along with Sindh Advocate General Jawad Dero.
Second Team to Examine Initial Investigation
According to the briefing given to the chief minister, the sub-committee reviewed the Judicial Commission’s recommendations in detail and reported on its first review meeting, at which initial recommendations on the report were formulated and subsequently submitted to the chief minister.
Alongside the new JIT, the Sindh government has decided to form an additional investigative team tasked with identifying negligence and carelessness on the part of the teams that carried out the initial investigation of the case.
Chief Minister Directs Full Implementation
Syed Murad Ali Shah directed that all recommendations of the committee be implemented in full, stating that the Judicial Commission’s recommendations would be enforced.
- A new JIT is to be constituted on the Judicial Commission’s recommendations, with notification due within 24 hours.
- A separate team will examine possible negligence by those who handled the initial investigation.
- The cabinet sub-committee has submitted its initial recommendations to the chief minister.
- The chief minister has ordered complete implementation of the commission’s recommendations.
