Islamabad:
The leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI) met Friday with the president of Pakistan Yahya Afridi to conve Refrain from “court packaging.”
In addition, the PTI delegation of seven members urged the president of the Supreme Court to “put his home in order” and guarantee the rule of law and the constitution in the country, stating that the justice system had been reduced to an “instrument of CRIME “Under his sight and it was your responsibility to fix it.
The PTI delegation, which includes the opposition leader of the National Assembly, Omar Ayub, the opposition leader of the Senate, Shibli Faraz, the president of PTI, Barrimer Goahr, Secretary General Salman Akram Raja, Senator Ali Zafar , MNA Sardar Latif Khosa and the renowned legislator dr Babar Awan, knocked their hearts to the hearts before the Hearts before the hearts before the hearts before the hearts before the hearts before the hearts before the hearts before the hearts before the president of the Supreme Court on the “general situation of deterioration” of the rule of law and the constitution in the country.
“Put your home in order,” Khosa asked the president of the Supreme Court, while talking at a press conference after the meeting. “Five judges of the Supreme Court have repeatedly written that the 26th amendment must be decided first and until then, there should be no judicial packaging.”
Khosa said that “we use the packaging of the word court”, adding the judicial packaging, the practice of increasing the number of seats in a court to admit that the judges probably promote their own purposes or make decisions in favor generations will suffer the consequences of this.
Khosa said that PTI legislators told the president of the Supreme Court that he needed to put his home in order, adding what a common man could expect from the judiciary where the judges of one superior court ran from one pillar to another to seek justice. He urged the President of the Supreme Court to refrain from packing before the Court without first deciding the requests related to the 26th Constitutional amendment.
During the press conference, Omar Ayub revealed that the president of the Supreme Court had sent the letter from the founder of PTI Imran Khan on May 9 and November 26 to the Constitutional Bank, saying that “we said that we do not recognize the 26th Constitutional amendment” . He said the commissions should investigate the incidents in line with Khan’s letters.
Without specifying much, Ayub specifically mentioned that he received Khan’s permission three times in the presence of other party leaders to hold a meeting with the president of the Supreme Court. He added that Khan had ordered the party leaders to raise the issue of the military courts that tried civilians with the president of the Supreme Court, what the party did.
“The rule of law is not only crucial, but is linked to political and economic progress,” Ayub told the president of the Supreme Court, adding that party leaders and workers had been continually reserved in dozens of cases and continuously were harassed “Protecting the Judiciary is its responsibility and, being the president of the Supreme Court, he must leave a legacy of taking measures for the rule of law and the Constitution,” said Ayub.
He said that a file had already been provided to the president of the President of Justice on the general situation of the rule of law, the role of the agencies, the justice system, among other things, adding that the details and the proposals with respect to To the reforms in the district and the superior judiciary would soon be presented soon. The president of the president.
Ayub said that Imran’s problems and his spouse Bushra Bibi in the Court, the lack of access of PTI leaders, lawyers and family members to the couple and the treatment that was carried out to the former prison prison. He mentioned that the status of other leaders and workers of PTI imprisoned, missing people and supporters of the kidnapped parties were also discussed with the president of the Supreme Court Afridi.
The lawyer Gohar said that the delegation informed him that the PTI had faced “fascism in recent years.” He said that the president of the Supreme Court had shared the agenda of the National Judicial Manufacturing Committee (NJPMC) meeting and sought PTI’s suggestions in this regard, and added that the PTI would soon present its suggestions.
The president of PTI said that the president of the Supreme Court was informed in detail about how Khan and his wife were being treated unfairly, since their cases did not look to listen on time, sometimes it was maintained in isolation, the authorities deprived him of books and exercise machines. He was not allowed to talk to his children and meet his wife.
“All this is for us and most of Punjab is being done,” Gohar said. “No one takes you [CJ] Seriously, ”said Gohar, the president of the Supreme Court, added that the orders related to the notification of the AMN or the PTI Senate elections, among others, were not being implemented.
He said that the “forced disappearance” of the PTI MNA and how their families were treated were also taken to the warning of the president of the president. Gohaha also said that the president of the Supreme Court assured the PTI that would take measures to find solutions for the problems raised by the delegation.
Salman Akram Raja said that the PTI delegation told the president of the Supreme Court that, practically, there is no constitution or law in the country. The general secretary of the PTI, while referring to routine notifications of the attached commissioners imposed by section 144, said that all constitutional rights of the people were suspended with such notifications.
“If the Judiciary continues to allow it, then it becomes an accomplice in everything,” said Raja, adding that it was the responsibility of the Judiciary to issue such directions that secured the rule of law and the Constitution in the country.
“It should not be happening that a man is reserved in 100 cases throughout the country if he talks about something,” he said, adding that a man should not be forced to run from one court to another, looking for bail and still has detained because it was reserved in four other cases meanwhile.
“At this point, the entire justice system has become an instrument of the crime,” Raja told the President of the Supreme Court, saying that it was the responsibility of the Judiciary not only to stop it, but also hold the people who are responsible for whom they are responsible for reserving a man in 100 cases, and providing protection to the citizen in question.
“At this time,” he said, “the justice system is openly used as an instrument and if the Judiciary does not intervene, the people of Pakistan will be forced to take matters in their hands.”
Raja said the PTI did not obtain the type of relief that it should have received from the courts. He told the media that the PTI had clearly told the president of the Supreme Court that “it was practically implementing the rule of law and the Constitution in the country.”
Raja reiterated that the PTI had objection to the contents, as well as the way in which the 26th amendment was approved. He said it was evident before all parliamentarians were “kidnapped” to approve the amendment.
“The whole situation is not hidden from next days.
SC statement
Meanwhile, shortly after the press conference of PTI leaders, the Supreme Court issued a press release on the president of the president of the president with the PTI delegation. “As part of his efforts to take a broader consultation of the stakeholders on the reform agenda,” said the SC statement, the CJP invited the leadership of the opposition in Parliament and fulfilled PTI’s leadership in his residence in his residence .
The brochure said that the president of the Supreme Court welcomed the PTI delegation and reported them from the NJPMC planned meeting. He added that the president of the Supreme Court reported that he met with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and asked him to provide government contributions on the reform agenda. He said that the prime minister was very positive and assured total support to the process of formulation and implementation of policies.
The President of the Aphridi Court said that the Law and Justice Commission had received contributions from different bars in the country, comments from the citizens and the Judicial Power of the District were expected, and added that contributions were soon expected from the registrars of the Superior Courts and The provincial judicial academies.
He said that the prime minister was concerned about tax cases, waiting for several judicial forums, before adding that he assured the prime minister that the rapid elimination of tax cases, as well as the reduction of general pendency in the Supreme Court was Your high priority. “The judicial reform should become a common minimum national agenda and it should have bipartisan support,” said the president of the Supreme Court to the PTI delegation.
The note said that Ayub highlighted several problems faced by the founder of PTI prison The courts become impossible, lawyers, lawyers, the defense cases of party leadership and the workers were being harassed, the prison authorities did not comply with the Orders of the courts, terrorism cases were registered against PTI’s lawyers and their right to assembly and expression was being suppressed.
Ayub also said that the country’s economic stability depended on the rule of law and economic recovery was only possible if the judiciary was affirmed and the executive was responsible, he said, adding that other participants also expressed similar points of view and expressed their Concern about the deterioration of the condition of law and order.
The statement said that, however, they recognized the fact that the Judiciary needed a reform and relief for people was possible if the District Judicial Branch proactively treated its pendency. He argued that the leader of PTI Ali Zafar requested that they needed time to respond to the proposals of policies shared by the Pakistan Law and Justice Commission.
The president of the Supreme Court said they had provided valuable suggestions to improve the criminal justice system and civil dispensation. In addition, the note said, they indicated that more recommendations would be shared in due time.
In addition to Ayub, said Shibli Faraz, leader of the opposition in the Senate, lawyer Gohar Ali Khan, lawyer Ali Zafar, lawyer Salman Akram Raja, Sardar Muhammad Latif Khosa, Dr. Babar Awan also attended the meeting.
The registrar of the Supreme Court, Muhammad Salim Khan, and the Law and Justice Commission of the Secretary of Pakistan, Tanzeela Sabahat, helped the president of the Supreme Court. The meeting lasted two hours.
