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PhotoNews Pakistan > Pakistan > Chief Justice of Pakistan Promises a “Short and Sweet” Verdict on NAB Amendment Case
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Chief Justice of Pakistan Promises a “Short and Sweet” Verdict on NAB Amendment Case

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By Web Desk Published September 5, 2023 3 Min Read
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The Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP), Umar Ata Bandial, indicated that the forthcoming verdict regarding the petition filed by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan against the National Accountability (Amendment) Act of 2022 would be succinct yet decisive.

The critical judgment, expected to resonate profoundly within the national political landscape, is keenly awaited by various stakeholders.

At the helm of this pivotal case is a three-member apex court bench, spearheaded by CJP Bandial himself. The bench, which also includes eminent justices like Justice Mansoor and Justice Ijazul Ahsan, has taken the conscious step to reserve their judgment for the time being, promising to reveal the date of the final verdict in due course.

Counsel’s Arguments and CJP’s Observations

As the hearing commenced, the PTI legal representation, helmed by advocate Khawaja Haris, took to the floor to present the concluding arguments. Haris aimed to delineate the complexities and ramifications of the recent amendments to the National Accountability Bureau’s (NAB) law.

During this pivotal session, CJP Bandial expressed his concerns about the possible biased nature of the law, citing the recent retreat of several references by the accountability bureau after the modifications in the law, effected in May. The Chief Justice seemed particularly intrigued about the underlying reasons that prompted the withdrawal of these references, indicating that this action hints at an underlying bias in the law.

Furthermore, he noted that the individuals who were initially mentioned in these references have officially recorded their statements, bringing a new dimension to this case. CJP Bandial emphasized the timeline of the amendments to the NAB law, pointing out that the first set of changes were implemented in May, followed by another batch in June. A considerable number of references were returned before the May alterations, leaving the NAB in possession of these cases.

Future Implications

In this complex legal milieu, the CJP brought forth a pertinent question concerning the accountability and the responsibility of addressing the issues raised in the references still held by NAB. This line of inquiry hints at a deeper exploration into the rationale and implications of the recent amendments to the NAB law.

Responding to the CJP’s concerns, counsel Haris acknowledged that the recent legislative amendments led to a significant number of pending cases being returned, thereby creating a situation that necessitates closer scrutiny and perhaps, further legal deliberations.

As the nation awaits a “short and sweet” verdict, as termed by the CJP, this case stands as a testament to the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of Pakistan’s legal and political landscape. It showcases a relentless pursuit for justice and accountability, even amidst shifting legal paradigms.

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