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He needs a team of the best lawyers, judges, Islamic Scholars, political scientists, and other experts in the subject matters under consideration, whom he is able to gather together, then review the cases pending to find out the best way to fight them. This team should also propose reforms that would make the judiciary more effective and quicker (to ensure swift justice while still adhereing to due diligence)
Present these reforms to his party and make it a part of his platform for the next election. If he is elected with a majority it will be assumed these reforms will take place.
Interim technocrat government with Islamic credentials answerable to fauj.
If anyone fails, remove them immediately and decide positions on merit.
We need a clean break from N, PPP, JI, JUIF, MQM.
Honestly he needs to have one on one meeting with CJ Gulzar to ask him about the performance of the judiciary. It's stupid system we have in Pakistan where judiciary cannot be questioned and they can do as they please.
Our system is so pathetic that PM is supposed to be the strongest man in the country yet he is held hostage by COAS, CJ, President and parliament, with each exerting their own influences in different spheres. No wonder we have been floundering for 70+ years.
Courts will never let it happen GOP is right now in SC for allowing Reference against Justice Faiz Isa to be put before Supreme Judicial council and the entire Bench is trying to save Faiz Isa. The Bench keeps on justifying that Faiz Isa is not responsible for Properties of his wife and Kids as they are not dependent on Him. They keep Repeating this in Every Hearing.This is the main point. We simply need a mechanism for the judiciary to be held accountable as well.
Interim technocrat government with Islamic credentials answerable to fauj.
If anyone fails, remove them immediately and decide positions on merit.
We need a clean break from N, PPP, JI, JUIF, MQM.
The only way forward is for the good citizens of Pakistan to get politically involved, educate yourself, gain experience, become highly influencial, make your own political party to reform Pakistan. To make Pakistan a strong country it will take decades unfortunately.
Yes and no
The best person for the job who is loyal to the goal should be considered, supervised/advised by those with the right credentials. If an official fails, it depends on why they fail. If the cause is gross negligence or something obviously preventable then they should be dismissed, but people make mistakes. It’s hard to get top tier experts who are also loyal, so they shouldn’t be cast aside so easily. If people are afraid to fail they will not be bold.
Also justice needs to be quick and the laws clear and enforced so that regular citizens can take that into account. Arbitrary justice or just delayed has a way of disrupting society worse then other failures of government administration.
Judges are silent cancer and the biggest problem for Pakistan. Pakistan will not move forward until and unless they are executed.
this nation deserves nawaz sharif
actually they deserve gulags but for now zardari is fine
or bilawal
leave imran
u bring anyone in this country we still will fail cos this country is not for democracy
we need authoritarian regimes very very heavy handed one
being eunuchs wouldn’t make any difference
He is head of the state. He should have some pull in the courts, no?
Where the “accountability across all boards” drive gone?
Honestly he needs to have one on one meeting with CJ Gulzar to ask him about the performance of the judiciary. It's stupid system we have in Pakistan where judiciary cannot be questioned and they can do as they please.
Our system is so pathetic that PM is supposed to be the strongest man in the country yet he is held hostage by COAS, CJ, President and parliament, with each exerting their own influences in different spheres. No wonder we have been floundering for 70+ years.
Niazi should resign and face the courts for corruption.
He is incapable of governing Pakistan.
Can a sitting elected PM of Pakistan, regardless of what court says, release a order, as a chief executive of Pakistan, and force his will? Is it constitutionally allowed? If not then where are the lines drawn between powers of executive and judiciary?
You think his mind is capable of concluding that?