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KARACHI: Abdullah Bhardey, a business vendor of deceased entrepreneur Mir Raza Ali, appeared before the judicial commission on Thursday and recorded his statement.<\/strong><\/p>\n During the proceedings, Bhardey said Wafflix was his brother Ahmed\u2019s business and that he supplied chocolates to the company.<\/p>\n The commission questioned Bhardey about his visits to Mir Raza\u2019s home and whether he found it unusual to search the deceased\u2019s room.<\/p>\n Bhardey said he had gone to the room after seeking permission from Mir Raza\u2019s mother and that his mother and sister were also present. \u201cI went into the room, but I did not search it,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n He told the commission that he had last spoken to Mir Raza at around 2:30am on July 28.<\/p>\n The commission asked whether Mir Raza owed him money.<\/p>\n Bhardey said Mir Raza was supposed to pay him Rs750,000.<\/p>\n