Law minister says govt won’t accept SC hasty decision in polls delay case

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

• "We have tried our best to maintain institution’s sanctity," Tarar says.
• Minister says govt demanded transparency in court's proceddings.
• "We requested court to make bench acceptable to all," says law minster.

Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar Monday said the government will not accept if the Supreme Court's decision on a sensitive and important issue is announced in haste.

“We will not accept if a decision is made in haste on such a sensitive and important issue. We have tried our best to maintain the institution’s sanctity,” Tarar said during a session of the National Assembly, adding that this is the same institution which gave nine years, instead of three months, to a dictator.

He further mentioned that the Attorney General of Pakistan Mansoor Usman Awan asked for the formation of a six-member bench with judges who weren’t present in the bench before. “Now we hear the news that the verdict has been reserved.”

Earlier today, while directing the Attorney General of Pakistan Mansoor Usman Awan, Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial — who was heading the three-judge bench comprising Justice Munib Akhtar and Justice Ijaz ul Ahsan — said that the government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) should find a solution through political dialogue.

“Have a political dialogue for the Pakistani nation’s sake. Reach a political conclusion,” the chief justice said.

The verdict has been reserved and will be announced tomorrow despite the government seeking the formation of a new bench to hear the case.

Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) President Maulana Fazlur Rehman, last week, said that the ruling alliance has no trust in the apex court's three-judge bench and said that the bloc has decided its boycott.

Sharing his views on the matter during the parliament’s session, Tarar said that a long consultation was held among the ruling coalition on the Supreme Court hearing. He added that the government had submitted a request to become a party in the case for the last six days.

“It demanded transparency to be brought to the Supreme Court’s proceedings. When representatives of political parties appeared in the court today, they expressed displeasure,” the minister said.

The apex court’s order exists, but it was suspended through an executive order, the minister said. “There is immense apprehension within legal circles regarding the issue.”

Tarar mentioned that despite expressing no confidence, the bench took matters forward. “Our request was to make a bench that is acceptable to all. The decision of four judges against three has come out.”

He added that the government’s lawyers said that their objections should be heard before the hearing and that the government is not being made a party despite continuous requests. “We were party earlier, but it is not known when we were refused to be one,” he said.

Commenting on the differences between the judiciary, Senator Tarar added that voices are also being raised within the institution, but they are being ignored.

The law minister, who represents Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) in the parliament, said that institutions earn their respect through their conduct.

“Voices of the institution’s judges are rising, but they are being suppressed. If the decision is made in a hurry, then history will write it on black pages. If such an important national issue is decided in haste, then it will be controversial,” Tarar maintained.

The PML-N politician mentioned that the chief justice asked political parties to resolve the issue on their own. “I would ask the chief justice to first fix your own house. First look at your own house and listen to the voices rising inside it.”

The minister made these remarks in relation to the order made by a special SC bench, with a two-to-one majority, regarding the suspension of all suo motu cases — under Article 184(3) of the Constitution — until amendments are made to the Supreme Court Rules governing the chief justice's discretionary powers.

The special bench order came on the suo motu case related to examining the grant of 20 additional marks to a Hafiz-e-Quran student while admitting them for an MBBS/BDS degree.

CJP Bandial had formed the three-member special bench to hear the case, but Justice Isa objected to the constitution of the bench.

But later, the Supreme Court's registrar, in a circular, “disregarded” the judgment authored by Justice Isa. The senior puisne judge then demanded the removal of the top court's registrar.
https://www.geo.tv/latest/480125-la...-accept-sc-hasty-decision-in-polls-delay-case

 

[koolio]

So is Justice Isa more senior than CJP??

common PDM duffers think before objecting the decisions of Supreme court, in that instance PTI can say we don't accept judgement on Qasim suri case, and IK and his cabinet members will be back in government.

 

[Enigma SIG]

Law Minister can go suck a dck

 

[Bilal.]

Expected from ghair aaini Sicilian mafia. Good that they are signing their own death warrant.

 

[Riz]

aik bar decision any to do inki phaad kar hath ma na pakda de awam na to kehna

 

[PakAlp]

So is Justice Isa more senior than CJP??

common PDM duffers think before objecting the decisions of Supreme court, in that instance PTI can say we don't accept judgement on Qasim suri case, and IK and his cabinet members will be back in government.

He's the next Chief Justice, it seems like he knows this so wants the current CJ to resign under pressure.

 

[Vortex]

Deserve bullet in the ***@le

 

[NooriNuth]

For imran khan the Judiciary still making him attend court for a simple remark against a female judge.
Now the entire government is mocking, and insulting judges and entire Judiciary. No contempt of court ?

 

[lightning F57]

For imran khan the Judiciary still making him attend court for a simple remark against a female judge.
Now the entire government is mocking, and insulting judges and entire Judiciary. No contempt of court ?

This is the issue the law is already broken they are deliberating on a decision which should be clear cut, its like debating if water has taste.

 

[HerbertPervert]

For imran khan the Judiciary still making him attend court for a simple remark against a female judge.
Now the entire government is mocking, and insulting judges and entire Judiciary. No contempt of court ?

I've said this before, the law applies only to Imran Khan. PDM are above the law, the judiciary is there to ensure that. That's why midnight judges helped bring down his government, reverse government decisions, strike down legislation, free whoever he arrested. Anything PTI did was some sort of constitutional crisis.

Meanwhile, Sharif family can say whatever they want against CJP without fear of contempt charges. If they were arrested, judges will show up on weekends to bail them out. You had judges stopping government from seizing Ishaq Dar's properties despite him being an absconder! They will never get convicted unless establishment forces it.

The judges in Punjab are practically handpicked by Sharif family to grant them relief for the next few decades. Same applies for judges in Sindh and Zardari. Imran Khan doesn't understand that in this country, there is no such thing as a free, fair, impartial judiciary.

 

[Jango]

Mulk kay haal ka andaza laga lo jab law minister assembly main yeh keh raha ho

 

[That Guy]

If the government rejects the SCP's decision, then the SCP must consider disqualifying the members of the sitting cabinet, and disbar the current lawyers that advised them as such. To do any less would be to make a mockery of the Constitution.

 

[Jango]

If the government rejects the SCP's decision, then the SCP must consider disqualifying the members of the sitting cabinet, and disbar the current lawyers that advised them as such. To do any less would be to make a mockery of the Constitution.

PM (representing the cabinet), and then secretary finance and defence, and CEC as well.

 

[El Sidd]

Government should resign in best interest of democracy in the country.

 

[HAIDER]

• "We have tried our best to maintain institution’s sanctity," Tarar says.
• Minister says govt demanded transparency in court's proceddings.
• "We requested court to make bench acceptable to all," says law minster.

Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar Monday said the government will not accept if the Supreme Court's decision on a sensitive and important issue is announced in haste.

“We will not accept if a decision is made in haste on such a sensitive and important issue. We have tried our best to maintain the institution’s sanctity,” Tarar said during a session of the National Assembly, adding that this is the same institution which gave nine years, instead of three months, to a dictator.

He further mentioned that the Attorney General of Pakistan Mansoor Usman Awan asked for the formation of a six-member bench with judges who weren’t present in the bench before. “Now we hear the news that the verdict has been reserved.”

Earlier today, while directing the Attorney General of Pakistan Mansoor Usman Awan, Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial — who was heading the three-judge bench comprising Justice Munib Akhtar and Justice Ijaz ul Ahsan — said that the government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) should find a solution through political dialogue.

“Have a political dialogue for the Pakistani nation’s sake. Reach a political conclusion,” the chief justice said.

The verdict has been reserved and will be announced tomorrow despite the government seeking the formation of a new bench to hear the case.

Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) President Maulana Fazlur Rehman, last week, said that the ruling alliance has no trust in the apex court's three-judge bench and said that the bloc has decided its boycott.

Sharing his views on the matter during the parliament’s session, Tarar said that a long consultation was held among the ruling coalition on the Supreme Court hearing. He added that the government had submitted a request to become a party in the case for the last six days.

“It demanded transparency to be brought to the Supreme Court’s proceedings. When representatives of political parties appeared in the court today, they expressed displeasure,” the minister said.

The apex court’s order exists, but it was suspended through an executive order, the minister said. “There is immense apprehension within legal circles regarding the issue.”

Tarar mentioned that despite expressing no confidence, the bench took matters forward. “Our request was to make a bench that is acceptable to all. The decision of four judges against three has come out.”

He added that the government’s lawyers said that their objections should be heard before the hearing and that the government is not being made a party despite continuous requests. “We were party earlier, but it is not known when we were refused to be one,” he said.

Commenting on the differences between the judiciary, Senator Tarar added that voices are also being raised within the institution, but they are being ignored.

The law minister, who represents Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) in the parliament, said that institutions earn their respect through their conduct.

“Voices of the institution’s judges are rising, but they are being suppressed. If the decision is made in a hurry, then history will write it on black pages. If such an important national issue is decided in haste, then it will be controversial,” Tarar maintained.

The PML-N politician mentioned that the chief justice asked political parties to resolve the issue on their own. “I would ask the chief justice to first fix your own house. First look at your own house and listen to the voices rising inside it.”

The minister made these remarks in relation to the order made by a special SC bench, with a two-to-one majority, regarding the suspension of all suo motu cases — under Article 184(3) of the Constitution — until amendments are made to the Supreme Court Rules governing the chief justice's discretionary powers.

The special bench order came on the suo motu case related to examining the grant of 20 additional marks to a Hafiz-e-Quran student while admitting them for an MBBS/BDS degree.

CJP Bandial had formed the three-member special bench to hear the case, but Justice Isa objected to the constitution of the bench.

But later, the Supreme Court's registrar, in a circular, “disregarded” the judgment authored by Justice Isa. The senior puisne judge then demanded the removal of the top court's registrar.
https://www.geo.tv/latest/480125-la...-accept-sc-hasty-decision-in-polls-delay-case

corrupt to the core family ... buying judges in Quetta .... SOB died and now his son and grandsons ...following the same path

https://www.reddit.com/r/pakistan/comments/11h2uem