Rawal Sharjeel Memon, son of Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon, has denied claims circulating on social media.
The claims emerged in connection with the Mir Raza case. Rawal Sharjeel rejected reports that he had fled Pakistan.
In a statement posted on X, he said he remained in Pakistan. He also denied owning the guesthouse linked to the case.
Rawal Sharjeel said neither he nor his father owned the guesthouse in Gulistan-e-Johar. He described the circulating claims as false and misleading.
Sharjeel Memon Rejects Social Media Claims
Rawal Sharjeel alleged that two political pages started the social media campaign. He specifically mentioned “Karachi Stories” and described it as politically affiliated.
He said political affiliations did not justify implicating anyone in a serious matter without evidence. He called for responsible reporting and evidence-based claims.
Rawal Sharjeel also urged authorities to investigate those behind the campaign. He called for the arrest and accountability of individuals who initiated the allegations.
He further warned against exploiting the emotions of Mir Raza’s bereaved family. According to him, such campaigns could cause additional distress to the grieving family.
Mir Raza Case Remains Under Discussion
Rawal Sharjeel issued the statement amid continued discussion surrounding Mir Raza Ali’s death. The case has generated significant attention across social media and various media platforms.
Several claims have emerged regarding the circumstances surrounding the case. However, Rawal Sharjeel has rejected allegations linking him or his family to the guesthouse.
He maintained that he remains in Pakistan despite claims suggesting otherwise. He also reiterated that the guesthouse does not belong to him or his father.
Meanwhile, discussions surrounding the case continue across social media. Further developments may clarify the claims and circumstances surrounding Mir Raza Ali’s death.
