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"3 judges have made Tamasha of Pakistan" - Nawaz Sharif blasts judiciary from London after PDM failed to retain govt in Punjab

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Kanjar from London ... London say bhoonktay huway LOL

Supreme Court's single strike on Criminal Convicts mafia PMLN/PPP/JUF
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Imran Khan
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VS 13 political parties, State machinery, Establishment, bureaucracy

In 3 months Imran Khan literally ***** American regime changed operation in Pakistan... KPK, Azad Kashmir, Punjab under Khan's control... Ex NSA United States John Bolton said, yea we are involved in regime change operations, Khan responded ~ yo baby!
chore in London,
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'Judicial coup': Strong backlash by coalition partners after SC instates Pervez Elahi as CM
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  • This is the murder of justice, Maryam claims.
  • Nawaz says order made "mockery" of the country.
  • Aurangzeb says decision to further divide nation.
The coalition government Tuesday strongly responded to the Supreme Court's verdict to place Pervez Elahi as Punjab's chief minister, removing Hamza Shahbaz from the province's top office.

The Supreme Court declared Deputy Speaker Dost Muhammad Mazari's ruling in the Punjab Chief Minister's election "illegal" and ruled that PTI's candidate Pervez Elahi will be the new CM of the province.

The three-member bench — comprising Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial, Justice Ijazul Ahsan, and Justice Muneeb Akhtar — also ordered Punjab Governor Baligh ur Rehman to administer the oath to Elahi at 11:30pm, adding that if he refuses to perform his duties, President Arif Alvi will administer the oath.

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"Judicial coup," PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz said in a tweet, who had hours before the verdict asked the government to take a firm stand on the matter.


She also termed the decision "the murder of justice."

PML-N supremo and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif took to his Twitter to "salute the three judges", who heard the case.


"[Order] has made a mockery of Pakistan," he wrote.
Former chief minister Punjab and PML-N leader Hamza Shahbaz expressed sorrow over the SC's verdict, saying that the government elected by people’s votes was sent home through a “controversial decision”.

“Has the status of the assembly become a rubber stamp?” he questioned, adding that over the last four months, the biggest province of the country has become a “laughing stock”.

Hamza further added that “justice was killed” when the apex court rejected PML-N’s plea of forming a full bench.

“My politics is for the people and not for positions,” he said, adding that since he first took oath as the CM, “illegal” attempts were made to deprive him of governing the province.

Hamza said his mission was to save Pakistan and he will not step back from it.

In a press conference, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb said it was "clear" a day earlier that this decision will be announced today.

"This decision is tantamount to judicial coup [...] and this will lead to further anarchy and divide the nation. More than half of the people of Pakistan do not accept this," Aurangzeb said.

The information minister said that the majority of political parties demanded a full court to hear the case as this bench "is considered a biased bench".

Aurangzeb added that the petition filed for a full court to hear the case had already shown that it had "no confidence in the current bench" and today's decision shows that the decision to file the plea was right.

In his tweet, Labour Minister Sindh and PPP leader Saeed Ghani said he was amazed that the top court instructed either the governor or the president to administer the oath to Elahi.


"If we say something, then they will hold us in contempt," Ghani said.

Talking to Geo News, PML-N leader Talal Chaudhry said that his party does not accept the top court's "one-sided" decision and that they would now approach the "people's court".

"We do not accept this one-sided decision, we were not heard," Chaudhry said, mentioning that the PML-N has been facing "injustice" since 2017.
 
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  • This is the murder of justice, Maryam claims.
  • Nawaz says order made "mockery" of the country.
  • Aurangzeb says decision to further divide nation.
The coalition government Tuesday strongly responded to the Supreme Court's verdict to place Pervez Elahi as Punjab's chief minister, removing Hamza Shahbaz from the province's top office.

The Supreme Court declared Deputy Speaker Dost Muhammad Mazari's ruling in the Punjab Chief Minister's election "illegal" and ruled that PTI's candidate Pervez Elahi will be the new CM of the province.

The three-member bench — comprising Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial, Justice Ijazul Ahsan, and Justice Muneeb Akhtar — also ordered Punjab Governor Baligh ur Rehman to administer the oath to Elahi at 11:30pm, adding that if he refuses to perform his duties, President Arif Alvi will administer the oath.

Related items​


"Judicial coup," PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz said in a tweet, who had hours before the verdict asked the government to take a firm stand on the matter.


She also termed the decision "the murder of justice."

PML-N supremo and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif took to his Twitter to "salute the three judges", who heard the case.


"[Order] has made a mockery of Pakistan," he wrote.
Former chief minister Punjab and PML-N leader Hamza Shahbaz expressed sorrow over the SC's verdict, saying that the government elected by people’s votes was sent home through a “controversial decision”.

“Has the status of the assembly become a rubber stamp?” he questioned, adding that over the last four months, the biggest province of the country has become a “laughing stock”.

Hamza further added that “justice was killed” when the apex court rejected PML-N’s plea of forming a full bench.

“My politics is for the people and not for positions,” he said, adding that since he first took oath as the CM, “illegal” attempts were made to deprive him of governing the province.

Hamza said his mission was to save Pakistan and he will not step back from it.

In a press conference, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb said it was "clear" a day earlier that this decision will be announced today.

"This decision is tantamount to judicial coup [...] and this will lead to further anarchy and divide the nation. More than half of the people of Pakistan do not accept this," Aurangzeb said.

The information minister said that the majority of political parties demanded a full court to hear the case as this bench "is considered a biased bench".

Aurangzeb added that the petition filed for a full court to hear the case had already shown that it had "no confidence in the current bench" and today's decision shows that the decision to file the plea was right.

In his tweet, Labour Minister Sindh and PPP leader Saeed Ghani said he was amazed that the top court instructed either the governor or the president to administer the oath to Elahi.


"If we say something, then they will hold us in contempt," Ghani said.

Talking to Geo News, PML-N leader Talal Chaudhry said that his party does not accept the top court's "one-sided" decision and that they would now approach the "people's court".

"We do not accept this one-sided decision, we were not heard," Chaudhry said, mentioning that the PML-N has been facing "injustice" since 2017.
Jis ko strong backlash keh rahay wo 300 banday bhi jama nahi kar saktay and now pmln is just dead everyone seen their true faces
 
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'Judicial coup': Strong backlash by coalition partners after SC instates Pervez Elahi as CM
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  • This is the murder of justice, Maryam claims.
  • Nawaz says order made "mockery" of the country.
  • Aurangzeb says decision to further divide nation.
The coalition government Tuesday strongly responded to the Supreme Court's verdict to place Pervez Elahi as Punjab's chief minister, removing Hamza Shahbaz from the province's top office.

The Supreme Court declared Deputy Speaker Dost Muhammad Mazari's ruling in the Punjab Chief Minister's election "illegal" and ruled that PTI's candidate Pervez Elahi will be the new CM of the province.

The three-member bench — comprising Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial, Justice Ijazul Ahsan, and Justice Muneeb Akhtar — also ordered Punjab Governor Baligh ur Rehman to administer the oath to Elahi at 11:30pm, adding that if he refuses to perform his duties, President Arif Alvi will administer the oath.

Related items​


"Judicial coup," PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz said in a tweet, who had hours before the verdict asked the government to take a firm stand on the matter.


She also termed the decision "the murder of justice."

PML-N supremo and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif took to his Twitter to "salute the three judges", who heard the case.


"[Order] has made a mockery of Pakistan," he wrote.
Former chief minister Punjab and PML-N leader Hamza Shahbaz expressed sorrow over the SC's verdict, saying that the government elected by people’s votes was sent home through a “controversial decision”.

“Has the status of the assembly become a rubber stamp?” he questioned, adding that over the last four months, the biggest province of the country has become a “laughing stock”.

Hamza further added that “justice was killed” when the apex court rejected PML-N’s plea of forming a full bench.

“My politics is for the people and not for positions,” he said, adding that since he first took oath as the CM, “illegal” attempts were made to deprive him of governing the province.

Hamza said his mission was to save Pakistan and he will not step back from it.

In a press conference, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb said it was "clear" a day earlier that this decision will be announced today.

"This decision is tantamount to judicial coup [...] and this will lead to further anarchy and divide the nation. More than half of the people of Pakistan do not accept this," Aurangzeb said.

The information minister said that the majority of political parties demanded a full court to hear the case as this bench "is considered a biased bench".

Aurangzeb added that the petition filed for a full court to hear the case had already shown that it had "no confidence in the current bench" and today's decision shows that the decision to file the plea was right.

In his tweet, Labour Minister Sindh and PPP leader Saeed Ghani said he was amazed that the top court instructed either the governor or the president to administer the oath to Elahi.


"If we say something, then they will hold us in contempt," Ghani said.

Talking to Geo News, PML-N leader Talal Chaudhry said that his party does not accept the top court's "one-sided" decision and that they would now approach the "people's court".

"We do not accept this one-sided decision, we were not heard," Chaudhry said, mentioning that the PML-N has been facing "injustice" since 2017.
no one matters what matters is awam

 
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I credit the 3 time PM for coining the term judicial democracy.
Actually he should credit himself for being the first test tube politician that was grown in Pakistan military academy

Can someone please make a gif of the infamous ab aap royen, pittain, cheekhain.

Ganjay tunay is mulk ka mazak banaya hua hai, aur kisi nay nhn. When you gave a key to a BMW to a COAS, when you bought off judges, when you bought off the media, when you make tapes of judges, when you buy off parliamentarians, when you bribe MPA's and MNA's, when you make deals with the establishment.

These same 3 judges also ruled against Qasim Suri and got Imran Khan out, tab to kisi nay yeh nhn bola tha. You were sucking the balls of these judges at that time, mithayi bant rahay thay. Jamhuriat ki fatah thi woh.

The same people are saying that IK is the ladla of the system, while a convicted prisoner is out enjoying shopping in London, while another convicted prisoner who should be serving a prison sentence is out on bail to take care of the guy who is in London, and conducting press conferences in PM House against the judiciary. While another guy is the PM whose case is just being adjourned again and again. If this isn't ladla then what is.

Munafiq jhootay, lakh di lanat.
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'Judicial coup': Strong backlash by coalition partners after SC instates Pervez Elahi as CM
View attachment 865466
  • This is the murder of justice, Maryam claims.
  • Nawaz says order made "mockery" of the country.
  • Aurangzeb says decision to further divide nation.
The coalition government Tuesday strongly responded to the Supreme Court's verdict to place Pervez Elahi as Punjab's chief minister, removing Hamza Shahbaz from the province's top office.

The Supreme Court declared Deputy Speaker Dost Muhammad Mazari's ruling in the Punjab Chief Minister's election "illegal" and ruled that PTI's candidate Pervez Elahi will be the new CM of the province.

The three-member bench — comprising Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial, Justice Ijazul Ahsan, and Justice Muneeb Akhtar — also ordered Punjab Governor Baligh ur Rehman to administer the oath to Elahi at 11:30pm, adding that if he refuses to perform his duties, President Arif Alvi will administer the oath.

Related items​


"Judicial coup," PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz said in a tweet, who had hours before the verdict asked the government to take a firm stand on the matter.


She also termed the decision "the murder of justice."

PML-N supremo and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif took to his Twitter to "salute the three judges", who heard the case.


"[Order] has made a mockery of Pakistan," he wrote.
Former chief minister Punjab and PML-N leader Hamza Shahbaz expressed sorrow over the SC's verdict, saying that the government elected by people’s votes was sent home through a “controversial decision”.

“Has the status of the assembly become a rubber stamp?” he questioned, adding that over the last four months, the biggest province of the country has become a “laughing stock”.

Hamza further added that “justice was killed” when the apex court rejected PML-N’s plea of forming a full bench.

“My politics is for the people and not for positions,” he said, adding that since he first took oath as the CM, “illegal” attempts were made to deprive him of governing the province.

Hamza said his mission was to save Pakistan and he will not step back from it.

In a press conference, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb said it was "clear" a day earlier that this decision will be announced today.

"This decision is tantamount to judicial coup [...] and this will lead to further anarchy and divide the nation. More than half of the people of Pakistan do not accept this," Aurangzeb said.

The information minister said that the majority of political parties demanded a full court to hear the case as this bench "is considered a biased bench".

Aurangzeb added that the petition filed for a full court to hear the case had already shown that it had "no confidence in the current bench" and today's decision shows that the decision to file the plea was right.

In his tweet, Labour Minister Sindh and PPP leader Saeed Ghani said he was amazed that the top court instructed either the governor or the president to administer the oath to Elahi.


"If we say something, then they will hold us in contempt," Ghani said.

Talking to Geo News, PML-N leader Talal Chaudhry said that his party does not accept the top court's "one-sided" decision and that they would now approach the "people's court".

"We do not accept this one-sided decision, we were not heard," Chaudhry said, mentioning that the PML-N has been facing "injustice" since 2017.
should have said the same thing on April 8 instead of hailing the judgement...Judiciary was corrupt back then, it is today....
 
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