iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
The actor has been honoured twice by the Time Magazine
KT APPDOWNLOAD
SC reserves judgment on 18th, 21st amendments
The petitions were heard by a 17-member full bench of the apex court and the judgment was reserved after Attorney General Salman Aslam Butt concluded his arguments.
Islamabad — The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved its judgment on petitions challenging the 18th and 21st amendments in the Constitution.
The petitions were heard by a 17-member full bench of the apex court and the judgment was reserved after Attorney General Salman Aslam Butt concluded his arguments.
The AG stated that Parliament had the authority to bring constitutional amendments and courts could not interfere in this process. He called on the apex court to dismiss petitions against the 18th and 21st amendments arguing that they were not admissible for hearing.
The arguments of the AG were also endorsed by the provincial advocate generals during the proceedings.
Several petitions challenging the 18th amendment, which was passed during the last tenure of the PPP government, were filed in the apex court.
More news from
The actor has been honoured twice by the Time Magazine
Got word of his possible sightings in Sharjah multiple times, all turned out to be false alarms, said Ibrahim's mother
The surprise event was organised to mark the Abu Dhabi Mobility Week (ADMW) that is underway till May 1
In total, 94 nationalities invested in Sharjah during the first quarter of 2024
The Parisians are on 69 points with four games left with Monaco trailing by 11 points
The health ministry has ensured the safety of 'a very limited number' of people who showed some symptoms of being affected by 'the mixed water'
The evening was a resounding success, boasting delectable cuisine, a lively ambiance, and impeccable service
