Sabih Ul Hussnain is a journalist based in Lahore, Pakistan. He writes for The Friday Times and focuses on local news and political developments in Pakistan. With a keen interest in legal and judicial affairs, Sabih covers topics such as elections, court proceedings, and the functioning of government institutions.
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Despite being directed to appoint qualified personnel on a regular/permanent basis three months ago, the federal govt, and four provinces have failed to comply with legal requirements
Private Hajj operators petition the Supreme Court to break up the alleged cartelization of Hajj quotas by the Hajj Operators Association of Pakistan (HOAP).
Rights activist Samuel Maksan petitions the Supreme Court for an expedited hearing on the Jaranwala incident, citing delays in victim compensation, halted
Files petition in court arguing that statements made by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, Barrister Aqeel Malik and the recent arrest of Lt Gen Faiz Hameed have given rise to the possibility that he is handed over to the military
By: Sabih Ul Hussnain
Pakistan’s Supreme Court restored the Rs500m limit for NAB prosecution, overturning a previous verdict, and the implications for Imran Khan and the
Court says owners of Monal had volunteered to vacate their premises in the national park and thus could not file a review petition against a consensual order
Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa confirmed on Tuesday that the federal government had approached him with an offer to extend and fix his term for three years. However, the top judge clarified that he had told the government that if the move was person-specific, he would not accept it.
Legal body says the slapping incident is deplorable and utterly unacceptable and that all political figures, whether from the ruling party or the opposition, must exhibit restraint during political debates
In a clarification, the top court says the Commission and the top court had accepted Barrister Gohar Ali Khan as the chief of PTI September 14, 2024
Call on the top court to stop the federal government from tabling the constitutional amendment bill, even as they demand protection for the principles of separation of power
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