Police investigate the mysterious death of young trader Mir Raza in Karachi.
The Mir Raza case has taken a new turn after investigators reportedly found traces of acid in the young trader’s stomach and expanded their probe into his mysterious death.
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According to sources, acid severely affected Raza’s lungs. Investigators also reportedly detected acid traces and another person’s sweat on his shirt. Signs consistent with acid exposure were also found on his hands and feet.
Meanwhile, police have sealed a guest house near the scene after declaring it suspicious. Authorities have detained six employees of the guest house and are questioning them as part of the investigation.
The total number of people detained in the case has now reached 21. The detainees include Raza’s friends and business partners. Police have also recorded their statements as investigators work to establish what happened before his death.
The Sindh government has meanwhile decided to form a judicial commission to investigate the circumstances surrounding Raza’s death. However, his parents have refused to accept the proposed commission.
The investigation remains ongoing, with police examining forensic evidence, questioning suspects and reviewing circumstances surrounding the incident.
Authorities are expected to determine the cause and circumstances of Raza’s death after completing the forensic and investigative process.
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