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The Supreme Court, at the hearing of the Shahzeb Khan murder case on Wednesday, clarified that under no circumstances can media influence the court or its decisions. On January 26, the top court resumed hearing Shahrukh Jatoi s petition challenging his life imprisonment. Jatoi, Siraj Talpur, and two security guards Murtaza Lashari and Sajjad Talpur were convicted of murdering Shahzeb Khan on December 24, 2012 over a petty argument. During the proceeding on Wednesday, the court inquired about Jatoi s health and whether he was still in jail or somewhere else. His counsel Latif Khosa replied that Jatoi is still behind bars.
Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has suspended Karachi Central Jail superintendent Hassan Sethu after Shahrukh Jatoi, convicted for the murder of Shahzeb Khan, was found illegally staying at a hospital for 11 months. The Home Department, on Friday, directed Sethu to appear before the authorities. Jatoi was taken to the hospital after the superintendent wrote a letter to the director of the Qamar-ul-Islam Hospital on May 5, 2021. The VIP room, where he stayed, on the first floor of the hospital, had a separate sitting area with leader sofas for visitors, a centre table, air conditioner, fridge and a TV on the wall. Moeen, the administrator of the hospital, told SAMAA TV that .
Shahrukh Jatoi, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of Shahzeb Khan, stayed illegally in private hospitals for 11 months. He was sent back to prison on Monday after it was found that he was staying in the hospital without the recommendation of a medical board. Now, a letter sent by the superintendent of prisons on June 8, 2021 to Qamar-ul-Islam Hospital’s director reveals that Jatoi was admitted to the hospital on May 5, 2021. The SSP had written to the hospital director to inquire about Jatoi’s treatment and how long his stay is likely and when he will be discharged. The letter bearing reference no DIGP/K/JB/1307 reveals that before Qamar-ul-Islam Hospital, Jatoi received.