JPMC nurse rape case suspects still at large

Two of the three suspects of the Jinnah Hospital rape case have still not been arrested.

Express July 23, 2010
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jpmc nurse rape case suspects still at large
JPMC nurse rape case suspects still at large
KARACHI: Two of the three suspects of the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical College Hospital (JPMC) trainee nurse rape case have still not been arrested.

The doctor who allegedly raped the nurse is in police custody but his driver as well as the nurse who brought the victim to the doctor's house are still free.

Police officials said that the suspect nurse will be questioned, and her statement recorded, before she is arrested. The police also said that they are trying to go about things in a way that can minimise the chances of protests, or a strike, by the paramedical staff of the hospital.

The doctor's driver, Rashid, remains on the loose despite police raids in several areas.
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COMMENTS (2)

Aftab Kenneth Wilson | 14 years ago | Reply Where is this butcher ??? Who is protecting him ??? Where is the law and CJ of Pakistan ??? I think the whole system needs some over hauling and fine tuning. Where is the hierarchy of Christian Community,MNAs and MPAs on the Minority Communities ???
bilal | 14 years ago | Reply This incident has cluched my heart.All the characters in this regard should be ridiculed and punished regardless of sex or status.i request the present Government to get immediate action and make it a warning for others to refrain from such bared acts.thank you
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