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Supreme Court issues detail verdict in Sharifs Brothers case
ISLAMABAD: Supreme Court issued the detail-judgment by one of its bench in Sharifs eligibility case.
On February 25, a bench comprised of three apex court judges in their brief verdict declared two-time former premier and chief of his own faction of Pakistan Muslim League Mian Nawaz Sharif and his younger brother and party president Mian Shahbaz Sharif ineligible for public office. The provincial government of Punjab led by Shahbaz as Chief Minister had been dissolved following the verdict.
According to the channel, the detailed judgment declares the petitioners’ demand of forming a new bench, excluding those judges who took oath under PCO in 2007, for case hearing was ‘malicious’. “The demand was aimed at dividing the judiciary in PCO and non-PCO judges,” it observed.
“There is no distinction among the judges of Supreme Court as they all took oath under the constitution. Some elements seeking their personal benefits tried to defame the judiciary. The petitioners also lost the chance of challenging courts’ verdict in Taka Iqbal case,” the judgment said.
Supreme Court issues detail verdict in Sharifs Brothers case
ISLAMABAD: Supreme Court issued the detail-judgment by one of its bench in Sharifs eligibility case.
On February 25, a bench comprised of three apex court judges in their brief verdict declared two-time former premier and chief of his own faction of Pakistan Muslim League Mian Nawaz Sharif and his younger brother and party president Mian Shahbaz Sharif ineligible for public office. The provincial government of Punjab led by Shahbaz as Chief Minister had been dissolved following the verdict.
According to the channel, the detailed judgment declares the petitioners’ demand of forming a new bench, excluding those judges who took oath under PCO in 2007, for case hearing was ‘malicious’. “The demand was aimed at dividing the judiciary in PCO and non-PCO judges,” it observed.
“There is no distinction among the judges of Supreme Court as they all took oath under the constitution. Some elements seeking their personal benefits tried to defame the judiciary. The petitioners also lost the chance of challenging courts’ verdict in Taka Iqbal case,” the judgment said.
Supreme Court issues detail verdict in Sharifs Brothers case