As former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan returned successfully from the Judicial Complex in Islamabad where he appeared for a hearing in the Toshakhana case, it made senior lawyers believe that he holds sway over the judiciary unlike Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sha
Hours-long clashes were reported between PTI workers and the capital police on Saturday after the former prime minister reached the outside the Federal Judicial Complex (FJC) to attend a hearing in the Toshakhana case.
After Imran Khan arrived at the Federal Judicial Complex (FJC) on Saturday afternoon, the area turned into a battlefield as at least 25 people were injured and public properties were set to fire amid clashes.
Delhi Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj on Sunday said that Union Law minister Kiren Rijiju should apologise over his remarks for calling some of the retired judges "anti-India".
The protesters vowed to escalate the demonstrations if the coalition doesn't halt its legislative proposals, which lawmakers are due to advance next week, declaring this coming Thursday a "national day of paralysis."
Addressing a press conference, Sanaullah said that 'coward' Khan created chaos to avoid the arrest, alleging that the PTI Chief went to the Islamabad judicial complex along with 100 armed men.
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Saturday said no system is perfect but the Collegium system for appointment of judges "is the best that we have developed" and that it was devised as independence of judiciary is a cardinal value
Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party chief Bandi Sanjay on Saturday attacked the KCR government over the cancellation of the assistant engineer exam paper by the Telangana State Public Service Commission and called for a judicial inquiry into the matter.
The court's decision came after Imran Khan marked his attendance outside the Islamabad Judicial Complex, where he was supposed to be indicted in the case.