I graduated from the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) in 2024 and the last time I saw all my batchmates together was December of that same year. A reunion dinner should've brought us together, maybe in ten years or so. Instead, there we were right outside university after not even two years had passed, rallying for justice and answers. A murder should not have been the thing to bring us together, but there we were. And here we still are.

Mir Raza was a 25-year-old IBA graduate with a notable food business that started as a humble cart called Wafflix. In the early hours of July 28, 2026, Mir was brutally murdered and his body was cruelly disposed of in some bushes, with his face disfigured beyond recognition. According to the family's lawyer, Mohammed Jibran Nasir, had the family not gone door-to-door in search of any traceable CCTV footage after his disappearance, Mir could've been quietly buried - unidentified and untraced.

In mainstream media, Mir is being........

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