Ex-CJ threatens to go to justice over FATA reforms
Ex CJP Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry. PHOTO: ONLINE
LANDI KOTAL: Terming a sovereign supervision as feigned in implementing reforms in a Fata, former arch probity of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry on Saturday threatened to go to probity unless a supervision implements a betrothed reforms package immediately.
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“If a statute celebration [Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz] is frank in implementing a reforms, it should do so during once instead of giving a timeframe,” pronounced Chaudhry, a authority of a Justice and Democratic Party, while articulate to genealogical elders of a Sado Khel area of a Khyber Agency.
“If a centre delays fluctuating a autarchic and high courts jurisdictions to Fata, we will plea a standing in a Supreme Court subsequent month,” he pronounced adding that a reforms introduced by a PML-N supervision for a war-torn segment were a ploy to mistreat residents of a genealogical areas. Despite that, Chaudhry corroborated a reforms package.
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“We support a reforms routine though it should be implemented during once and as a whole, there should not be a time-frame for a reforms,” demanded a former arch probity who was famous for his legal activism during his tenure.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 14th, 2017.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1409256/ex-cj-threatens-go-court-fata-reforms/