Islamabad: The leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Ali Muhammad Khan says that the National Assembly or Senate ie Parliament is for making constitution and legislation but there are some prevailing procedures for each constitution and legislation.
You have brought constitutional amendments in the special committee formed for this purpose, you have started interaction and dialogue, then for dialogue it is important that there is no blackmailing, kidnapping, bullying and rigging.
He said that how can it be that on the one hand you are sitting on the table with us and trying to talk, on the other hand, our members, let alone the members, are picking up and disturbing their families.
Muslim League (N) leader Khurram Dastgir said that an attempt was made in the 18th amendment to increase the role of the parliament in matters of the judiciary, especially in the selection of judges. The same incomplete agenda is coming in the 26th amendment. There will be a lot of effort to make a separate constitutional court.
The real purpose of the court is to separate the constitutional cases among the 60,000 pending cases in the Supreme Court. If the constitutional bench works better, then this will be a progress. The second issue is that regarding the appointment of judges. The prerogative of Parliament is being revisited after 14 years. These two things are in principle in place.
Former ambassador Jameel Ahmad Khan said that Pakistan-India relations should be looked at from another point of view, whenever India has been represented at the level of Prime Minister, Foreign Minister on this kind of multilateral platform, the intensity has always increased and not decreased. This is the first time that this time the intensity has not increased somewhat, Jaishankar’s gestures are good and the messages given at the end of the tour are good.
There have been so many ups and downs in Pakistan-India relations, the biggest problem in these relations is that we are abiding by the United Nations resolutions on Occupied Kashmir. There can be no dialogue because the will of Kashmiris has been changed.
