Pakistan's JCP Faces Tough Contest to Fill IHC Vacancies

The Judicial Commission of Pakistan is set to fill vacant positions in the Islamabad High Court amidst a politically sensitive selection process, with an opposition alliance planning protests and local lawyers demanding representation.

12 Jul, 02:56 — 12 Jul, 02:56

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Tough contest ahead as JCP set to fill IHC slots

• Selection turns politically sensitive as opposition alliance plans protest movement • IHC administration forwards three names for vacant positions • Islamabad lawyers demand vacancies be filled from capital’s legal fraternity ISLAMABAD: The Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) is set to convene on July 20 to select three judges for the Islamabad High Court (IHC), a task that has evolved from a routine administrative matter into a politically sensitive decision. The contest for the vacant ...

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