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Non-Bailable Warrants Issued for Fawad Chaudhry in Land Transfer Case
Non-bailable arrest warrants issued for former federal minister Fawad Chaudhry over land transfer case; fraud case hearing adjourned to January 22.
Muhammad Hashir
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Two More Judges Sworn In as FCC Faces Criticism, Legal Challenge Filed in SHC
Federal Constitutional Court expands as two new judges take oath, but controversy deepens with a petition in SHC challenging the FCC’s legality under the 27th Amendment.
Muhammad Hashir
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Clashes Break Out at Sukkur Lawyers’ Convention Over 27th Amendment; Five Detained
Tensions flare at All Sindh Lawyers’ Convention in Sukkur over the 27th Constitutional Amendment. Five outsiders detained after scuffle; Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hassan Lanjar orders full investigation.
Muhammad Hashir
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Karachi Sees Over 61,850 E-Challans Issued Amid Traffic Crackdown
Karachi traffic authorities issue 61,850+ e-challans so far: 11,000 for no helmets, 41,431 for no seat belts, 2,200 for signal violations, and 1,447 for mobile phone use while driving.
Muhammad Hashir
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Supreme Court Approves Amendments to SC Rules 2025, Munir Paracha Named Senior Advocate
The Supreme Court, under CJP Yahya Afridi, approves amendments to the Supreme Court Rules 2025 after a comprehensive review. Munir Paracha granted Senior Advocate status.
Muhammad Hashir
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President Zardari Accepts Resignations of SC Judges Mansoor Ali Shah, Athar Minallah
President Asif Ali Zardari accepts resignations of Supreme Court judges Mansoor Ali Shah and Athar Minallah, who resigned over the 27th Constitutional Amendment, calling it a “grave assault on the Constitution.”
Muhammad Hashir
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Justice Musarat Hilali Resigns from Federal Constitutional Court Appointment
Supreme Court judge Justice Musarat Hilali has resigned from joining the Federal Constitutional Court, citing health reasons, shortly after the 27th Constitutional Amendment was passed.
Muhammad Hashir
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Justice Aminuddin Khan Sworn in as First Chief Justice of Constitutional Court
Justice Aminuddin Khan took oath as the first Chief Justice of Pakistan’s Constitutional Court, with President Zardari, PM Shahbaz Sharif, top military officials, and federal leaders attending the ceremony.
Muhammad Hashir
