Lawyer and activist Jibran Nasir has raised fresh questions about the Mir Raza murder probe, alleging that abductors held and tortured Mir Raza Ali for around 12 hours before killing him.
_x000D_Nasir said Mir Raza remained alive until the evening of July 28. He alleged that the abductors then subjected him to severe torture.
_x000D_Nasir also raised claims about acid exposure. He said investigators should examine whether the attackers threw acid on Mir Raza or forced him to ingest it.
_x000D_The lawyer said Mir Raza appeared extremely frightened before his death. He suggested that the abductors may have shown him something that caused that fear.
_x000D_ _x000D_Mir Raza Murder Probe Focuses on Torture Claims
_x000D_Nasir alleged that the abductors held Mir Raza for about 12 hours. He also claimed they injected a substance into his vein.
_x000D_According to Nasir, the substance may have stopped Mir Raza from moving. However, he said the victim may have remained conscious and felt the pain.
_x000D_Nasir also examined the victim’s clothing. He said Mir Raza’s shirt appeared to show signs of acid damage.
_x000D_The lawyer further claimed that the injuries suggested someone shot Mir Raza from behind. Investigators will need forensic evidence to establish the exact circumstances.
_x000D_ _x000D_Questions Over the Smartwatch
_x000D_Nasir has also questioned how police handled Mir Raza’s smartwatch.
_x000D_He said investigators requested the device on the day of the victim’s Soyem. Nasir alleged that SSP Samiullah Soomro then kept the smartwatch for around 10 days.
_x000D_The lawyer called the reported delay a serious concern. He said the device could contain important information about Mir Raza’s final movements.
_x000D_Nasir also accused the officer of keeping important evidence for several days. He alleged that officers damaged evidence at the crime scene.
_x000D_The FIR includes Section 201, which deals with causing evidence of an offence to disappear or concealing evidence.
_x000D_Nasir said investigators must explain how authorities handled every important piece of evidence.
_x000D_ _x000D_Nasir Questions Police Investigation Team
_x000D_Nasir also questioned the presence of one officer on the investigation team.
_x000D_He said the officer had travelled to Kashmir about two weeks before the murder. According to Nasir, the officer had not returned at the time of the killing.
_x000D_Nasir called for departmental action against officers at Gulistan-e-Johar police station. He accused them of ignoring important evidence during the investigation.
_x000D_He also said the new investigation team expressed surprise over the smartwatch issue.
_x000D_ _x000D_How Did the Killers Know the Route?
_x000D_Nasir has raised another major question about the attackers’ movements.
_x000D_He asked how the killers allegedly knew where cameras were absent. He also questioned how they identified the location to pick up Mir Raza.
_x000D_Nasir further asked how the attackers knew where to leave the body.
_x000D_These questions could help investigators reconstruct the victim’s final hours. Police may also examine phone records, CCTV footage and financial activity.
_x000D_ _x000D_Questions Over Bank Accounts and Phone
_x000D_Nasir also challenged claims about Mir Raza’s finances.
_x000D_He questioned reports that Mir Raza emptied his own bank accounts before his death. He also raised questions about claims that someone hacked the victim’s mobile phone.
_x000D_Investigators will need to establish whether these claims have any connection to the murder.
_x000D_The financial records and phone data could provide important clues about Mir Raza’s final movements and contacts.
_x000D_ _x000D_Jibran Nasir Calls for Transparency
_x000D_Nasir has called for greater transparency in the Mir Raza murder probe.
_x000D_He said authorities should make the latest developments public. He also urged investigators to address the questions surrounding the alleged torture and evidence handling.
_x000D_The case now faces several key questions. Investigators must establish who abducted Mir Raza, what happened during the alleged 12-hour captivity and who carried out the killing.
_x000D_They must also determine whether officers mishandled any evidence.
_x000D_Nasir said the facts that emerged during the previous 24 hours should reach the public. He called for a transparent investigation and accountability if officials find evidence of wrongdoing.
_x000D_Note: The allegations about torture, acid exposure and evidence handling come from Jibran Nasir’s claims. They should not be treated as independently proven facts unless investigators or other reliable evidence confirm them.