having jurisdiction in the area] to properly classify him. After he is brought before the Court, he be classified by that Court, subject to the approval of the provincial Government. COMMENTS Superior class in jail, entitlement to. Petitioner had impugned order of Sessions Judge whereby accused, who was convicted under S. 302, P.P.C. was held entitled to superior class in jail where accused was presently confined. Accused simply a Graduate from Karachi university and neither other qualification had been mentioned which could show accused was an exceptionally highly educated or professionally qualified person nor any evidence was brought on record to show that accused had status of superior mode of Accused had not been reported to have been suffering from serious disease which could have been an alternate ground for granting him better class in jail. High Court in exercise of its revisional jurisdiction, set aside order passed by Sessions Judge where by superior class was granted to the accused in ii' by misinterpreting provisions of R. 248(b)(iii) of Pakistan Prison Rules. Classification of political prisoners. Rule 249. Classification of political prisoners will determined by the authority ordering their retention in prison. . CHAPTER-10 Superior Class Prisoners Superior Class Prisoners. Rule 250. superior class prisoners are— (i) 99 Convicted prisoners admitted to A or B class by order of the Government;