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Former SHO Kamran Qureshi Dismissed Over Mir Raza Case in Karachi

November 14, 2026 • 32 minutes ago •

KARACHI: In a significant development, former Station House Officer (SHO) Kamran Qureshi has been dismissed from service following his involvement in the ongoing investigation of the Mir Raza case. This decision was announced by the Sindh Police on Tuesday, highlighting the department’s commitment to accountability and transparency.

The dismissal comes after mounting pressure from the public and various stakeholders demanding accountability in the case, which has raised serious concerns regarding police conduct. An official statement from the Sindh Police emphasized that Qureshi’s actions were inconsistent with the values and standards expected from law enforcement officials.

This incident underscores the broader implications for police reform in Pakistan, as citizens increasingly call for greater accountability and transparency in law enforcement. The dismissal of Qureshi may serve as a precedent for future cases, potentially restoring public trust in the police force.

Moving forward, the Sindh Police have indicated that further investigations will be conducted to ensure all individuals involved in the Mir Raza case are held accountable. The department is expected to release additional findings in the coming weeks, as public scrutiny continues to mount.

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