Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari has signed the 27th Constitutional Amendment, ushering in significant reforms in Pakistan’s judicial system. The move aims to enhance governance, improve efficiency, and strengthen the administration of justice across the country.
The amendment, passed recently by the National Assembly, includes measures to streamline judicial appointments, reduce case backlog, and increase coordination between federal and provincial courts. Legal experts believe these reforms will contribute to faster resolution of cases and better access to justice for citizens.
President Zardari highlighted that the amendment reflects the government’s commitment to judicial independence and effective governance, emphasizing that such structural changes are vital for national development.
The 27th Amendment has been widely welcomed by policymakers and legal analysts, who view it as a step toward modernizing Pakistan’s judicial framework while ensuring accountability and transparency.
With the president’s approval, the amendment is now part of the Constitution, paving the way for its implementation across all levels of the judiciary.
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