The Sindh cabinet has decided to make the report on young businessman Mir Raza’s case public. The decision came during a provincial cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah in Karachi on Tuesday.
According to the chief minister’s spokesperson, officials presented the report to the cabinet in seven separate envelopes. The government plans to publish the report on the Sindh Home Department’s website on Tuesday. The move will make the findings publicly accessible.
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The cabinet also established a subcommittee to oversee the implementation of the report’s recommendations. The committee includes provincial ministers Zia Lanjar, Nasir Shah and Saeed Ghani. The Advocate General of Sindh will also serve on the committee.
The subcommittee will focus on steps required to implement the report’s findings. Its formation marks a separate step following the cabinet’s decision to release the document. However, the provided announcement did not specify a timeline for completing the implementation process.
Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah also directed officials to provide a copy of the report to Mir Raza’s family. The instruction ensures that the affected family will receive the document alongside its planned public release. The government has not provided further details about the arrangements for handing over the copy.
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The cabinet meeting addressed the case as part of its wider agenda of provincial matters. Officials presented the report for consideration before members agreed to make it public. The decision followed the report’s formal presentation to the provincial cabinet.
The planned publication will allow the public to access the report through the Home Department’s official website. Meanwhile, the newly formed subcommittee will oversee steps to implement its findings. The government’s announcement did not disclose additional details about the report’s contents or its specific recommendations.