Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) has announced the appointment of former Supreme Court Judge Mansoor Ali Shah as a Professor in the Law Department. According to the university administration, Justice (Retd) Mansoor Ali Shah will deliver lectures on law and the Constitution to students and faculty members.
It is worth mentioning that Justice (Retd) Mansoor Ali Shah had resigned as a Supreme Court Judge last year on November 13. In his resignation letter, he had stated that the 27th Amendment to the Constitution is a severe attack on the Constitution of Pakistan.
In the 13-page resignation letter, Justice (Retd) Mansoor Ali Shah had stated that he had served the institution with dignity, integrity, and honesty, and that he was resigning as the Senior-most Judge of the Supreme Court. He had also stated that the 27th Amendment had severely damaged the Supreme Court of Pakistan, making it subservient to the government, and that it had undermined the independence and integrity of the judiciary.
The former Judge had also stated that the 27th Amendment had dealt a severe blow to the democratic system of Pakistan, making it vulnerable to the whims of the powerful, and that it had made the judiciary powerless.
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ANP leader and Senator Aimal Wali Khan said that he will take action against anyone who has been a sympathizer of terrorism.
A video has surfaced showing a citizen in custody being handcuffed in Lahore’s Kahna area. The Pakistan Airports Authority has taken notice of the video.
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Sindh’s Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon said that a free and responsible media is the foundation of democracy.
A fire broke out in a warehouse on the top floor of a building in Bolton Market.
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A high-level meeting was held at the Corps Headquarters in Peshawar regarding the security situation.
PPP leader and Senator Sherry Rehman said that the new National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) policy has made energy transition slow.
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The Pakistan cricket team has made a change in its lineup. Salman Ali Agha has been replaced by Usman Tariq.
The meeting between PTI leader Salman Safdar and Imran Khan has ended.
Indian actress and model Mena Nathur said that she was forced to walk almost a kilometer with her 86-year-old father’s luggage after IndiGo Airlines staff refused to help him.
A senior civil judge has heard a case against KP Chief Minister Suhail Agha regarding false allegations against government institutions.
PTI leader Janid Akbar said that PTI is his home, and that there will be dissent, disagreements, and complaints, but they will continue.
Three minor sisters in India’s Ghaziabad city had attempted to take their own lives by jumping off the 9th floor of a building last week. However, during the investigation, shocking revelations have come to light.
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