SCBA Rejects Judges’ Appointment By ‘Smugglers’ In Parliament
Saturday, March 27, 2010 at 3:32 pm
Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) President Qazi Muhammad Anwar has warned that the move to make the judiciary subservient to parliament would be opposed, saying that the smugglers sitting in the parliament would not be authorized to appoint judges.
Addressing the lawyers in Quetta, Qazi said that parliament is noted just as an independent institution in the constitution and not supreme.
Qazi warned the constitutional committee against pursuing the policy to muffle judiciary.
He urged the Balochistan lawyers to continue their strike until recovery of Iftikharul Haq.
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