The lawyers, in their statement, had called upon the Supreme Court to take notice of the allegations of the whistle blower judges under Article 184(3) of the Constitution and expressed their “unwavering commitment and wholehearted support to the principles of rule of law, independence of judiciary and access to justice”. [...] What should the government do to douse the anger brewing in the opposition ranks? Is it an option for the government to succumb to the opposition’s demands which all boil down to one thing: the audit of the 2024 election results? Can the government afford to, say, set up a commission to investigate the allegations of rigging in the election? Certainly not! Because that would be akin to the governm. [...] As the importance and necessity of the deep mutual national interests of the two long-time friendly countries are becoming increasingly clear, the visit of Mr Ebrahim Raisi is the most important in terms of the broad interests of both countries in the rapidly changing and extraordinary situation of the region. [...] The interference of the agencies have badly damaged the reputation of the country, both the cases of the judges and the poisoning of Bushra Bibi should be investigated. [...] This is because of the vote of the people and this support of the public is working in favour of the PTI and Imran Khan.
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