In the meeting of the Sindh Assembly, the resolution regarding the formation of constitutional benches was approved.
A meeting of the Assembly was held under the chairmanship of the Speaker Sindh Assembly, during the meeting the resolution regarding the formation of constitutional benches in Sindh was presented in the House.
The resolution was presented by Provincial Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Interior Zia Linjar.
Members of MQM, PPP and PTI stood on their seats and supported the resolution while Jamaat-e-Islami member Muhammad Farooq opposed the presentation of the resolution.
The process of separation of cases for Constitution Bench and Regular Benches has started
Later, the resolution to establish constitutional benches was unanimously approved in the Sindh Assembly, 123 members of the assembly voted in support of the resolution.
Speaking at the Sindh Assembly session, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said that we were waiting for the formation of the Judicial Commission of Pakistan. It is not our fault if we did not come after reading the rules. , will request the JCP, to call a meeting soon.
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Sindh Chief Minister said that he wants people to get justice soon, cases to be completed soon, all provinces will benefit from the 26th constitutional amendment. .
He further said that we have brought this resolution at the right time, it has given proof of responsible governance, constitutional benches should be formed as soon as possible, we have to increase the number of judges of our high court, the effects of 26th constitutional amendment. And the benefits should reach people as soon as possible.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Zia Linjar has said that it was necessary to bring a resolution under sub-clause 6 of Article 202A of the Constitution, this is a constitutional requirement.
Later, the session of the Sindh Assembly was adjourned indefinitely.
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**Interview with Zia Linjar, Provincial Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Interior of Sindh**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Minister Linjar. Can you explain the significance of the Sindh Assembly’s recent resolution to form constitutional benches?
**Zia Linjar:** Thank you for having me. The approval of this resolution is a significant step towards strengthening the judicial framework in Sindh. By establishing constitutional benches, we aim to ensure that constitutional matters are addressed effectively and judiciously, given their complexity and importance.
**Interviewer:** It was noted that lawmakers from MQM and PPP supported the resolution, while only one JI member and a few PTI members opposed it. What does this level of support indicate about the political climate in the Assembly?
**Zia Linjar:** The broad support from multiple parties reflects a united front in recognizing the need for a robust judicial system. It shows that despite political differences, there is a shared commitment to uphold the rule of law and address constitutional issues with the seriousness they deserve.
**Interviewer:** What are the next steps following the approval of this resolution?
**Zia Linjar:** The next steps involve the separation of cases that will be brought before these constitutional benches versus regular benches. This will help ensure that cases of constitutional significance are prioritized and handled with the expertise they require.
**Interviewer:** There have been concerns about the potential for delays in the judicial process. How will the establishment of these benches address such issues?
**Zia Linjar:** By specifically designating constitutional benches, we aim to streamline the judicial process for constitutional matters. This should reduce confusion and delays, as these cases will be managed by judges who specialize in constitutional law, thereby promoting timely justice.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Minister Linjar, for your insights. It sounds like an important development for the governance of Sindh.
**Zia Linjar:** Thank you for having me. We believe this will lead to a more effective legal system for all citizens of Sindh.
