Overview
- The judicial commission probing Mir Raza’s death halted active questioning after the Advocate General of Sindh objected to the format and the panel ordered notice to Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hasan Lanjar.
- Forensic teams reported that the shell casing recovered from the scene does not match test firings from the security guard’s pistol and that the victim’s smartwatch produced no usable evidence.
- Punjab’s forensic laboratory also said it could not access the victim’s iPhone and returned the phone and watch to investigators, creating gaps in the digital evidence chain.
- Provincial and federal authorities pressed ahead with policy moves the same days, including Punjab’s plan for tehsil‑level electrobus service starting January 2027 and district Special Road Maintenance Squads.
- Broader governance work continued with a national 10‑year shark conservation plan, a PAC subcommittee probing alleged Karachi–Sukkur motorway embezzlement with NAB recoveries reported, and security forces reporting the recovery of a TTP‑linked militant’s body.