Almost two months have passed, yet the questions surrounding Mir Raza’s case remain unanswered!
It’s time we push for justice, it’s time we go back to where it all began!
📅 20th September
🕖 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍Johar Block 1, Nursery — in front of Masjid Khizra
Johar Block 1 stood with Mir Raza today. ✊
Almost two months, still no answers. We will keep raising our voices until justice is served.
Justice for Mir Raza. ⚖️
#JusticeForMirRaza#MirRaza#Karachi
ایک عام پاکستانی کو انسان ہی نہیں سمجھا جاتا ہے اس ملک میں۔
اسی عام پاکستانی کے حقوق کی جنگ لڑ رہا ہے خان۔
27 ستمبر کو اس ملک کو چوک کرنے کی تحریک کا آغاز ہے۔
اس تحریک میں اپنی بھرپور شرکت کریں۔
People have started to join inn, our protest stuff is on the way, stuck a bit due to traffic but reaching soon. Please start gathering at service lane in 10
@OfficialShehr A grieving mother’s message deserves to be heard, not ignored. Please report and amplify her post so her concerns about the truth behind Mir Raza’s death reach the wider public.
She is asking for answers—not narratives. Let the facts come out and let the truth be heard.
52 DAYS. It has been 52 days of fighting for justice for Raza, and we are still standing without answers.
There are several protest for #JusticeForMirRaza happening in Karachi.
We will keep asking the same question until we get an answer: Who killed Mir Raza?
@OfficialShehr
"Sindh police have only one purpose: to protect their fellow officers, including those whom the commission says should not be serving as police officers,” said Jibran Nasir, family lawyer of businessman Mir Raza, during a media talk in Karachi.
#TOKReports#JibranNasir #MirRazaCase
For the past 51 days, Mir Raza Ali’s family has been peacefully protesting at Nursery Bus Stop, Shahrah-e-Faisal, demanding justice.
Mir Raza was a 26-year-old entrepreneur from Karachi and the founder of Wafflix. He went missing on July 28, and his body was found in Gulistan-e-Jauhar on July 29.
His family has maintained from the beginning that he was murdered and raised serious questions about the circumstances surrounding his death, the injuries on his body and the findings of the initial post-mortem.
After concerns were raised about the first post-mortem, a second post-mortem was eventually conducted following the family’s demand for exhumation. The family has continued to call for a transparent investigation and a JIT to determine what actually happened and identify those responsible.
The Sindh Government has constituted a Judicial Commission, which is continuing its hearings.
For 51 days, the family has been asking for one thing — justice for Mir Raza.
I request everyone, especially Karachi-based PTI supporters, journalists and those who care about justice, to look into this case, learn the facts and raise their voice for a transparent investigation.
If you are in Karachi, please consider visiting the family at Nursery Bus Stop, Shahrah-e-Faisal, and hearing their concerns directly.
This is not about blindly taking anyone’s side. It is about ensuring that every relevant lead is investigated fairly and that the truth is established through due process.
Justice for Mir Raza.