Tehreek-i-tahafuz-iaai-Pakistan (TTAP) leader Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar on Monday will appeal to the Supreme Court (SC) Registrar Request for Supreme Court intervention In order to fix the petition to challenge the 26th Constitutional Amendment before all courts.
“It’s equivalent to destroying and closing the door to justice. There will be an appeal,” Khokhar said on X.
this 26th Constitutional Amendment The Suo Motu powers of SC were taken away, the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) term was set for three years and a special parliamentary committee was given to nominate the next CJP among the three highest-ranking SC judges.
Hokhar, invoked the inherent jurisdiction of the Constitution to enforce fundamental rights under Article 184(3), raised an open challenge to the court in court on September 4, addressed in court on March 31, 2024, in court on March 31, 2024, the committee raised a challenge to the 2023 lawsuit, a mature challenge to the court in court on March 26, 2023.
However, the Registrar returned the petition to Syed Rifaqat Hussain Shah, the petitioner’s advocate, in a notice on September 19, saying, Khokhar.
The notice further states that under section 184(3), Khokhar invoked the extraordinary jurisdiction of SC to “remedy of individual complaints, which is not permitted, as per the prior judgment of SCMR 793 of 1998,” Zulfiqar Mehdi.
“The elements of the special jurisdiction of the Court under Article 184(3) of the Constitution have not been met.
The notice said: “The notice sent to the respondents was not properly extracted because there was no mention of the constitutional petition being filed in this court.”
Last month, CJP Yahya Afridi had Ignored The decision made by the Commission, which consisted of the Practice and Procedure Act of 20023, last year brought the challenges of the 26th Amendment to the full SC.
Since October 2024, multiple petitions have been filed with the SC, challenging the amendment, which argues that it “repeals, re-ropes, changes and undermines the fundamental characteristics of the Constitution” and “violates” fundamental rights.
