Islamabad: Lawyers foundation for justice has challenged the decision of Lahore High court of maintaining the legal status of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) ordinance in the apex court.
Petitioner took the plea that NAB law stands no more after 18th amendment; therefore Supreme Court should set aside the decision of Lahore High Court.
It is vital to mention here that LHC on September 13 during hearing of the case against conviction of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, his daughter Maryam Nawaz and son-in-law captain Safdar Avenfield reference had maintained in its decsion that NAB law is an effective Law.
Court in its written ruling remarked, NAB law is in place now as it has neither been abolished nor has it been amended.
Court further observed, “NAB ordinance will stand maintained unless an amendment is made therein.
Trending
- Liaison with an authoritative organization like RIC to provide the best medical facilities to People of AJK
- Lodhran Police register a case against an accused involves in burning a woman with acid
- World Teachers’ Day function holds in Lower Chitral
- Govt takes concrete steps for the welfare of teachers on International Teacher’s Day
- A great competitions will be expected between South&North Waziristan players in volleyball, football and cricket
- NFJ Delegation meets Iranian Ambassador Reza Amiri Moghadam to discuss Media Cooperation
- IBA Karachi launches Report on ‘The State of Pakistan’s Economy 2024-25’
- Youth should devote all their energies to acquiring Modern Education and Skills: Mir Ali Hassan Zehri
