Supreme Court had also instructed trial courts to conclude cases within three months.
ISLAMABAD – The Supreme Court has directed trial courts to conclude all May 9 related cases within four months. A three-member bench headed by Chief Justice Yahya Afridi issued the order during a hearing concerning the cancellation of bail for several accused in the May 9 events.
During the proceedings, a defense lawyer questioned the feasibility of completing the trials within the given timeframe, stating, “We are facing 35 cases; it is not possible to conclude all trials in such a short period.” In response, Chief Justice Afridi remarked that during his tenure as Chief Justice of the Peshawar High Court, the Mashal Khan murder case in Mardan was concluded within three months. “Anti-terrorism courts are capable of delivering timely performance,” he said. It is worth noting that just a day earlier, the Supreme Court had also instructed trial courts to conclude cases within three months. Dar stresses need to tap mineral resources for economic growth, stabilityImran Khan's sisters, PTI leaders detained for protesting denial of jail meetingRecommended NewsUS Supreme Court lets Trump pursue deportations under 1798 law, with limitsPunjab bans new car wash stations after drought concernsRifts deepen in PTI as Atif Khan, Junaid Akbar acknowledge internal disputes
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