What's new

SC withdraws order on reopening of markets on Saturday, Sunday

Morpheus

SENIOR MEMBER
Joined
Mar 5, 2017
Messages
3,060
Reaction score
-1
Country
Pakistan
Location
Pakistan
SC withdraws order on reopening of markets on Saturday, Sunday
Web Desk On Jun 8, 2020 Last updated Jun 8, 2020
New-Project-27.png

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Monday withdrew its earlier order of reopening of markets, shopping malls on Saturday and Sunday, ARY News reported.

A larger bench of the Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Justice Gulzar Ahmed on Monday resumed hearing of the coronavirus suo motu case.

<span data-mce-type="bookmark" style="display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span>

Last month, the Supreme Court ordered the opening of shopping malls across the country and said that the decision regarding the reopening of markets will be reviewed after Eid-ul-Fitr.

As the hearing went underway, the Attorney General for Pakistan Khalid Javed Khan told the top court that the federal government was taking every necessary measure to control the spread of coronavirus in the country.

At which, Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed stated that the government has yet not made any legislation on protection against coronavirus.

“If every institution of the country can work then why not Parliament?” CJP Gulzar questioned.

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) informed the court that the testing capacity has increased to 30,000 per day in Pakistan.

Read More: Reopening of shopping malls, markets: SC to review situation after Eid

“30,000 tests are not enough in a country having a population of more than 220 million,” said CJP.

The CJP asked NDMA to increase testing labs and direct provinces to enhance the testing capacity.

CJP Gulzar also asked NDMA Member Legal to brief the court about what measures have been taken so far in controlling locust attacks.

The NDMA told the top court that the authority had brought a special jet from Turkey on lease for locust spray.

The apex court summoned a record of taking aircraft on lease from Turkey and adjourned the hearing for the next two weeks.

Last month, the Supreme Court of Pakistan said that the decision regarding reopening of shopping malls, markets across the country was till Eid-ul-Fitr and it will be reviewed after Eid.

During the hearing, the Attorney General for Pakistan Khalid Javed Khan told the top court that coronavirus cases expected to peak in Pakistan by early June, and people were not taking the Covid-19 threat seriously after the apex court ordered to open shopping malls, markets.

At which, Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed stated that the reopening of these shops has nothing to do with SC remarks as police inspectors were permitting businesses to reopen after receiving bribery.

https://arynews.tv/en/sc-withdraws-order-of-markets-reopening/

------------------------

U turn SC. Playing with peoples live. First letting go of corrupt people, then allowing markets to open so that people will die.
 
. .
Welcome to judicial martial law.
In a military martial law at least they have the decency of removing an elected government and then run the country.
Here the judiciary is running the country while paralysing the elected government.
 
.
What business does judges have in economy matters? They can finish their own work and butt their nose into this.
 
. .
CJP is sole responsible for this. Pharaohs sitting is SC don't fear God while giving remarks. They should be hold accountable for an increase in covid-19 cases in Pakistan.
 
.
When the advocates proudly defend killers looters rapists knowingly that they are culprits , in this system then they get chosen as judges what morality and fear of God and Justice you anticipate from them? What sort of blessings from Almighty God you anticipate , this system it's protectors implementers and it's believers are bound to burn in Hell , InshaAllh,
 
Last edited:
.
SC withdraws order on reopening of markets on Saturday, Sunday
Web Desk On Jun 8, 2020 Last updated Jun 8, 2020
New-Project-27.png

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Monday withdrew its earlier order of reopening of markets, shopping malls on Saturday and Sunday, ARY News reported.

A larger bench of the Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Justice Gulzar Ahmed on Monday resumed hearing of the coronavirus suo motu case.

<span data-mce-type="bookmark" style="display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span>

Last month, the Supreme Court ordered the opening of shopping malls across the country and said that the decision regarding the reopening of markets will be reviewed after Eid-ul-Fitr.

As the hearing went underway, the Attorney General for Pakistan Khalid Javed Khan told the top court that the federal government was taking every necessary measure to control the spread of coronavirus in the country.

At which, Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed stated that the government has yet not made any legislation on protection against coronavirus.

“If every institution of the country can work then why not Parliament?” CJP Gulzar questioned.

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) informed the court that the testing capacity has increased to 30,000 per day in Pakistan.

Read More: Reopening of shopping malls, markets: SC to review situation after Eid

“30,000 tests are not enough in a country having a population of more than 220 million,” said CJP.

The CJP asked NDMA to increase testing labs and direct provinces to enhance the testing capacity.

CJP Gulzar also asked NDMA Member Legal to brief the court about what measures have been taken so far in controlling locust attacks.

The NDMA told the top court that the authority had brought a special jet from Turkey on lease for locust spray.

The apex court summoned a record of taking aircraft on lease from Turkey and adjourned the hearing for the next two weeks.

Last month, the Supreme Court of Pakistan said that the decision regarding reopening of shopping malls, markets across the country was till Eid-ul-Fitr and it will be reviewed after Eid.

During the hearing, the Attorney General for Pakistan Khalid Javed Khan told the top court that coronavirus cases expected to peak in Pakistan by early June, and people were not taking the Covid-19 threat seriously after the apex court ordered to open shopping malls, markets.

At which, Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed stated that the reopening of these shops has nothing to do with SC remarks as police inspectors were permitting businesses to reopen after receiving bribery.

https://arynews.tv/en/sc-withdraws-order-of-markets-reopening/

------------------------

U turn SC. Playing with peoples live. First letting go of corrupt people, then allowing markets to open so that people will die.




what is the country and this judiciary? A bakra mandi? The court orders to open markets in the midst of a pandemic and then takes it back.
How many of these judges will be hanged for the damage caused by their decision?
 
.
How many of these judges will be hanged for the damage caused by their decision?

Zero. Now they are working with the corrupt to put the blame on Gov. Look at how all the PPP/PMLN supporters are just spewing its the gov fault, and when you show this to them, they just ignore it. This is how despicable these people are. Playing with peoples life just to stay in power.
 
. .

Pakistan Affairs Latest Posts

Country Latest Posts

Back
Top Bottom