Instead of forming military courts, give security to civil judges: Fazl-ur-Rehman

[asq]

Rather than have separate courts, they should have joint judges , with army overseeing the civilian judges.

because Judges are scared to come with just decisions, but no one can scare Army, so having Army courts is good because without fear Army can hang the killers.

 

[WaLeEdK2]

is maulana saab on drugs

 

[RescueRanger]

By GEO NEWSPosted on: 40 minutes ago

PESHAWAR: Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) chief Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman spoke against a draft law which if passed will make military courts permanent.

Addressing a press conference on Thursday he said that it was being implied that judges from civil courts are “cowards”. “Forming military courts is an insult to civil judges,” he said.

“Instead of forming military courts, we should address the issues that judges in civil courts face. Why can’t we give security to civil judges?” he said.

“What is the point of such courts where accused are produced in a state of fear? This is against basic justice,” he said.

The Interior Ministry has decided to combine the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) with the Protection of Pakistan Act (PPA) and the new law in this regard has been drafted.

The decision was made in a meeting of the National Assembly's Standing Committee on Interior on Wednesday. After approval by the interior minister, the draft law will be put before parliament.

The draft covers the issue of military courts. Military courts are to expire on January 7 and all under-trial cases will be transferred to the anti-terrorism courts. At present, 120 cases are being heard in military courts, which had received 300 cases overall.

Under the new law, military courts will become permanent and terrorism cases will be sent to them.

CPEC is being politicized: Fazl

Speaking about the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), Fazl said that the project was being politicized. “Till the time there were serious reservations, we raised our voice and tried to sort out matters. But we cannot be party to non-serious issues,” he said.

He said that the Pakistan People’s Party had changed its political stance. He welcomed PPP co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari’s return to Pakistan.

He said that no member of the JUI-F was involved in corruption. “Those trying to stir a storm in a teacup should be ashamed of themselves,” he said.


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@war&peace @SherDil007

How many civilian ATC judges have convicted terrorists? Thanks but no thanks!

 

[BRITISH]

these kind of ppl thats why don't let go Afghani back because his political career he got votes from there for some pennies
Pakistan gov should banned him forever and media should banned this enemy of pakistan

 

[somebozo]

Fazl Al Diesel should first stop backing the talibans in FATA before asking security for judges..

 

[PakPak]

Fazl Al Diesel should first stop backing the talibans in FATA before asking security for judges..

This. The guy is a joke. Molana saheb Islam ka mazak bana rahe hin

 

[ABCharlie]

Is he still much relevant?

 

[Aawish]

Moulana sahab nay baat waisay sahi ki hay. Civil Judges should be provided protection. None of the Judges was willing to take over Qadri case due to the fear of backlash on them or their families.

 

[BRITISH]

i don't know seriously why this man (FAZUL UR REHMAN) getting this much intention and why Nawaz sharif supporting him and this doesn't know Pakistan's preferences and he is a leader of Kashmir something from long time but no result he is incompetent person Non educated and working for foreign agencies ,Pakistan should investigate him

 

[Hussain Farooqui]

Civil Judges are assigned to deal with the criminal cases which grow in a normal society. All such cases are of civilian nature. In the present scenario, about 7 countries are fighting their proxy wars in Pakistan. Pakistan is in a state of wars. Only military courts can tackle the terrorists who are supported by their foreign masters in these proxy wars. Civilian judges can't tackle this foreign funded proxy wars situation.