PTI leaders said that the president of the Supreme Court of Pakistan (CJP) of Yahya Afridi met on Friday and urged the main justice to resolve issues in the Judiciary and not pack the Supreme Court (SC) with the judges.
After the arrival of the new eight judges of the Supreme Court, CJP Afridi had restructured on Monday several committees that had been constituted to distribute different responsibilities among the judges of the Superior Court.
The process of the appointment of the new judges was full of controversy, since the four judges of the Apex court had urged CJP Afridi earlier this month to retweate the new appointments until the challenges to the 26th amendment were resolved Constitutional, in particular, pointing out the possibility of a public perception of the generation of the court that is generated. The PTI had also previously urged CJP Aphridi to postpone the process.
However, defending the judicial appointments, the CJP Aphridi had rejected the accusations of packing of the Court, arguing that the SC judges now listened between 30 and 40 cases a day, significantly more than the previous workload of 12 cases per day.
Going to a press conference with other PTI leaders in Islamabad about today’s meeting with the superior judge, Latif Khosa said the delegation told the CJP to “put their home in order.”
“The judges of the Supreme Court repeatedly write that first the [petitions against] The 26th amendment must be decided and until then will not make any court packaging. We used this word of the Court of the Court that this is happening that the next generations will suffer the results of this, that’s why we said first, please order your home. “
Khosa referred to the representation and request of five judges of the Superior Court of Islamabad on the row of seniority in the Superior Court and asked the CJP to pay due attention to the matter.
“People are waiting for injustice. A regime based on heresy and disbelief could continue, but one based on injustice cannot. “
The opposition leader in the National Assembly, Omar Ayub, said he had received a call for a CJP office meeting, after which he took the permission of the founder of the Imran Khan party.
He said that Imran had ordered him to specifically raise the issue of the trials of the Military Court with the CJP.
Preparing on the points discussed with the superior judge, Ayub said that Imran’s issues and his spouse Bushra Bibi in the Court, the lack of access of PTI leaders, lawyers and relatives on the couple and the treatment is imposed on the former prime minister In prison in prison they were raised,
Ayub mentioned that the status of other leaders and workers of PTI imprisoned, missing people and supporters of the kidnapped parties were also discussed with CJP Afridi.
The opposition leader said that the precarious situation in Baluchistan, the lack of rule of law in the country and economic conditions were also discussed with the superior judge.
Ayub said that the PTI delegation also followed the letter from Imran to the CJP Aphridi, who said he was sent to the Constitutional Bank and told the Superior Judge that the party did not accept the 26th constitutional amendment and that the commissions should be prepared to look at The letter from the founder of PTI.
The opposition leader also mentioned several other issues about the party, such as the lack of implementation for their production orders of imprisoned legislators, alleged threats to party lawyers, manufactured cases and more.
The interim president of PTI, the lawyer Gohar Ali Khan, said that a delegation of seven members met with CJP Afridi in the request for consultation of the Superior Judge on the next meeting of the National Judicial Police Committee.
Gohaha said the party told the CJP that the judicial orders were being breached with a lack of implementation in any verdict of the Apex court in favor of the PTI.
“He assured us that he would definitely take measures to find solutions to all this and make sure to find solutions to the problems and problems of the PTI,” Gohar added.
PTI Secretary General, Salman Akram Raja said that the party presented to the CJP that the implementation of the law and the Constitution in the country had practically ceased and that it was the responsibility of the Judiciary to issue orders of defense of the rule of law and the Constitution.
