ISLAMABAD, Oct 14 (APP): A six-member delegation of the Balochistan Bar Council met Chief Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan on Wednesday and discussed judicial reforms, the rule of law and measures to improve the delivery of justice.
During the meeting at the Federal Constitutional Court, the chief justice reaffirmed the court’s constitutional mandate in ensuring constitutional interpretation through institutional expertise, upholding judicial supremacy and strengthening the rule of law.
He said the court was committed to the timely and effective delivery of justice in accordance with constitutional principles.
The discussions covered the strengths and challenges of the existing judicial system, with both sides emphasizing the need for reforms to improve judicial performance, transparency and public confidence in the justice system.
The delegation also exchanged views with the chief justice on legal affairs, the functioning of the judicial system and measures to ensure effective delivery of justice.
The delegation comprised Pakistan Bar Council member Munir Ahmed Khan Kakar, Vice Chairman; Jadain Dashti, Chairman of the Executive Committee; and Executive Committee members Ayaz Khan Mandokhail, Muhammad Afzal Harifal, Najeebullah Kakar and Nadir Ali Chalghari.
FCC Registrar Muhammad Hafeez Ullah Khan and Secretary Mazhar Javed Bhatti were also present at the meeting.
The delegation formally invited Chief Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan to visit the Balochistan Bar Council.
The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to strengthening cooperation between the judiciary and the legal community, improving service delivery, ensuring institutional integrity and promoting public confidence in Pakistan’s constitutional justice system.
Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)
