Notices for the hearing was given to Pakistan lawyer Tehreek-i-Insaf Ali Zafar, PPP lawyer Farooq H Naek, PML-N lawyer Makhdoom Ali Khan and Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam- lawyer Fazl Kamran Murtaza, as well as al advocate general for Sindh, inspector of Islamabad general of police, interiors secretary and president of SCBA, among others.
According to the written order of apex court hearing held on The Islamabad PGI filed a complaint on Monday in report to the Sindh House incident. The PGI had assured that strict measures are being taken avoid any repetition of such an incident everywhere in the Red Zone in relation to moving and vote on the motion of no confidence.
The IGP had declared that the FIR already registered would be pursued vigorously in compliance with law.
The advocate general Sindh had expressed strong reservations about FIR and wished for that of the province version to be put on the record. The advocate general Islamabad had ensured that any representation made from the province through the advocate general would be treated with in compliance with law.
The self-contained breathing apparatus counsel had stated that the political parties had filed the resolution of no confidence, and expressed strong reservations and concerns that the speaker had called the session of the National Assembly for March 25, which goes beyond the established 14-day period.
“Our focus has been drawn to the ordinance issued by the NA rapporteur in this regard. We are not inclined to take up this subject in how much is collateral to the questions of constitutional interpretation raised before the Court not only in terms of CP 2/2022 but also the reference filed today by the president in terms of Article 186. In any event, for in these matters the Constitution provides for an appeal before the Parliament itself “, reads the court order.
The order stated that the lawyer general I had made a categorical statement before the court that the federal government it wouldn’t in in any way hinder or hinder, or interfere with any members of the National Assembly (including those of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf) who wish to attend the session summoned as above, and to participate in and launch theirs votes, on the resolution of no confidence.
On the “serious concerns” expressed at the political rallies in Islamabad and the influx of supporters in the federal capital and above all in the Red Zone, the AGP had suggested that the representatives of the political parties sit with the administration of Islamabad e work out a mechanism for the company of gatherings, as well as their days and places. The apex court had dubbed this a sensible and practical suggestion.
The court had ordered the AGP to coordinate with the lawyers of the political parties to organize the meetings with administration on an urgent basis as he suggested.
The order stated that the court is aware that the matter is limited in time and directed at all counsel to file synthetic statements of their comments on or before March 24, in so that the oral hearing could be completed within an acceptable deadline.
