Shahzeb Khan murder’s case: Shahrukh Jatoi brought to Karachi from Dubai

Almost 20 days after disappearing, the main suspect in Shahzeb Murder case, Shahrukh Jatoi, has arrived Karachi, after being deported from Dubai, on Thursday.

The accused was brought back to the country in Etihad Airways flight, having number EY 221. SSP Niaz Khoso along with other diplomatic officials were also accompanying the main accused.

According to police sources, security has been put on high alert in the vicinity of Jinnah International Airport, in order to avoid any mishap.

In police custody, the young Jatoi scion was promptly whisked away from waiting reporters and cameramen to an undisclosed location through the less frequented back roads at Jinnah International Airport.

The police will shift Jatoi to an undisclosed location and would interrogate him regarding the murder of the 20-year old son of DSP Aurangzeb Khan. Meanwhile, the police officials have said that Jatoi would be presented before an anti-Terrorism court on Thursday.

Last week, the Supreme Court hearing a suo moto case on Shahzeb’s murder, had directed the police to sniff out and arrest Shahrukh Jatoi and brings him before the court of law. The suspect will be presented before the Supreme court on Thursday.

Shahrukh, who maintains that he is innocent, had turned himself in on Monday after his father, Sikander Jatoi, had been arrested from outside the Supreme court last week. Sikander says he has nothing to do with the murder case.

A three member police party under SSP Niazz Khosa had traveled to the emirati city of Dubai to locate and arrest Shahrukh Jatoi.

Police have already arrested four other suspects believed to be linked to Shahzeb’s murder on December 25, 2012. Among those arrested are prime suspect Siraj Talpur, Mustafa Lashari, Munawwar Talpur, and Sikander Jatoi.

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