Karachi Police Surgeon Dr Summaiya Syed has expressed serious concerns over the Mir Raza Ali case. She described the exhumation and post-mortem process as the most difficult period of her career.
In a now-deleted social media post, Dr Summaiya said she felt unusually helpless. She said she had never experienced such frustration during four years of medico-legal services.
The senior doctor said she had repeatedly faced obstacles while pursuing truth and justice. However, she described the Mir Raza case as particularly exhausting and emotionally overwhelming.
Dr Summaiya said she was now “genuinely and overwhelmingly” tired. Her remarks have added fresh scrutiny to the controversial investigation.
Doctor Previously Flagged Post-Mortem Concerns
Dr Summaiya had earlier written to the SP East regarding the case. In her communication, she highlighted serious flaws in the post-mortem report.
Dr Osama Sheikh prepared the disputed post-mortem report in the Mir Raza case. Dr Summaiya’s concerns have therefore raised questions about the accuracy of the medico-legal findings.
The reported discrepancies could influence the ongoing investigation into Mir Raza’s death. Authorities are examining evidence surrounding the exhumation and subsequent post-mortem examination.
Mir Raza Investigation Faces Fresh Scrutiny
The latest remarks have further intensified attention surrounding the case. Questions about forensic procedures and the post-mortem report remain central to the investigation.
Dr Summaiya’s statement also highlights challenges within medico-legal investigations. She indicated that pursuing accurate findings can involve significant institutional and procedural hurdles.
Meanwhile, investigators continue examining evidence related to Mir Raza’s reported death. Further forensic findings could help clarify disputed aspects of the case.
The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to establish the circumstances surrounding his death.
