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Islamabad:
The strength of the Supreme Court rose to 25 as the seven newly appointed judges took office on Friday.
Pakistan’s Chief Justice Yahya Afridi to the newly appointed judges, ie Judge Hashim Khan Kakar, Justice Muhammad Shafi Siddique, Justice Sala Udin Banhwar, Justice Shakeel Ahmed, Justice Amir Farooq, Justice Ishtia, Justice Ishtia, Justice Ishtia
Islamabad High Court (IHC) Justice Mohsin Akhtar Gayani, Attorney General, Lawyers, Law Officers and Court staff attended the swearing ceremony. Among the newly appointed Supreme Court judges, permanent posts have been granted permanent posts except Justice Myan Gul Hasan Aurangzeb.
In addition to these seven judges, the total number of Supreme Court judges has reached 25, including two temporary judges. According to the seniority list of renewed on the Supreme Court’s website, Justice Mansoor Ali Shah was the most senior judge after Chief Justice Yahya Afridi.
Judge Munip Akhtar, Justice Amin Khan, Justice Jamal Khan Mandokail, Justice Muhammad Ali Mashar, Justice Aisha Malik, Justice, Justice Ath Rizvi, Justice Shahid Waheed, Justice Musarat Hilali, Justice Ibanada, and other SC Judges Nayam Akhtar Afghanistan. Justice Shezhad Malik, Justice Akil Abbasi, Juicitz Shahid Bilal Hasan, Justice Hashim Kakar, Justice Shafi Siddique, Justice Sala Udin Panhwar Shm Ed, Justice Amir Farooq, Justice Ishtiyak Mian Gullah and Justice Mashar Alam Miannekal.
After the swearing -in ceremony, a nine -member Bench, including the newly appointed judges, heard 10 cases. The big bench rejected four of the cancellation of the bail.
In informal talks with journalists after the event, Justice Mansoor Ali Shah said he was not afraid of any notes and that he had not done anything wrong. To the question of his performance, the record speaks to himself, and the SC website has a record of the judgments he announced.
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