Afzal Javed is a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan, specializing in local news coverage. With a focus on political and legal developments, Afzal's articles provide insights into the latest happenings in the region, including court decisions, political controversies, and sports achievements.
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This is first meeting of JCP following 26th Constitutional Amendment
The government has directed all parliament members to ensure their attendance
By: Afzal Javed, Yasir Nazar
Also approves bill related to Supreme Court (Practice and Procedure) Amendment Ordinance
By: Afzal Javed, Yasir Nazar
Opposition's protests against bills; Government also approves bill related to Supreme Court (Practice and Procedure) Amendment Ordinance
By: Afzal Javed
Multiple challenges have been filed against the 26th amendment Two senior justices of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Justice Mansoor Ali
Justice Amin-ud-din Khan is the fourth senior most judge in the Supreme Court
Formation of seven-member constitutional bench was made with a vote of seven to five
Justice Amin-ud-din Khan is the fourth senior most judge in the Supreme Court
By: Afzal Javed
Says no substantial evidence has been adduced by the complainants The Supreme Judicial decided on Friday to take action in accordance with law against those filing “frivolous” complaints against judges.
Says such an endorsement will remain effective until November 24
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