DIG Submits Ambiguous Responses in Mir Raza Case Inquiry

News Desk

KARACHI: In a significant development regarding the Mir Raza case, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Farakh Lanjhar has submitted his responses to the commission’s 27 questions, revealing a pattern of vague and ambiguous answers.

The inquiry, which focuses on events surrounding the case, has raised further questions about the integrity of the investigation.

The commission, established to probe the circumstances of the Mir Raza incident, received Lanjhar’s responses on October 9, 2026. His answers, often reduced to simple affirmations or denials, have been criticized for lacking depth and clarity.

This has led to concerns about the transparency of the ongoing investigation and the potential implications for law enforcement accountability.

The ambiguous nature of Lanjhar’s responses could undermine public trust in the police and the judicial process, particularly in a case that has already drawn significant media attention and public scrutiny.

Observers note that the effectiveness of the commission’s work hinges on the cooperation and honesty of key witnesses and officials.

As the inquiry progresses, further hearings are expected, with the commission likely to summon additional witnesses to clarify the details surrounding the case.

The outcome of this investigation may have far-reaching implications for police reform and public safety in Karachi.