Judicial Commission Questions Mir Raza Ali's Business Partner over Irregularities
Bhardey said Mir Raza took Rs750,000 for crypto trading, while the commission questioned a separate Rs22,000 payment and a two-and-a-half-hour phone gap.
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Vendor testifies to Judicial Commission Mir Raza Ali borrowed Rs750,000 for crypto trading
KARACHI: Abdullah Bhardey, a vendor linked to the late entrepreneur Mir Raza Ali, appeared before the judicial commission on Thursday and provided a detailed statement regarding his association with the deceased. During the proceedings, Bhardey clarified that Wafflix was a business run by his brother, Ahmed, and that he supplied...
A judicial commission headed by Justice Umar Sial in the Sindh High Court recorded the statements of Mir Raza’s business partner Ahmed Bharde, his brother Abdullah Bharde, former DSP Arshad Afridi and online taxi driver Ehsan on Thursday. The proceedings continued for more than three hours, while Ahmed Bharde was questioned for about two hours. The commission has summoned Mir Raza’s friends Hathim and Raziq to record their statements on Monday, …
Statements of Mir Raza's business partners Muhammad Abdullah, Muhammad Ahmed and DSP completed in the Judicial Commission
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