A five-member larger bench is currently hearing the matter


Islamabad: The Supreme Court on Monday resumed hearing into a suo-moto notice overruling from Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri against the no-confidence motion with Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Justice Umar Ata Bandial saying that they would issue an appropriate order on the matter today.
According to details, a five-member larger bench is currently hearing the Presidential Reference seeking interpretation of Article 63-A, will hear the suo-moto case.
Justice Ijazul Ahsan, Justice Mazhar Alam Miankhel, Justice Munib Akhtar, and Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhel are other members of the bench.
Babar Awan appeared before the five-member bench and said that he was representing Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) and would like to read out a court order of 21 March 2022.
The chief justice while leading the proceedings said that they would issue an appropriate order on the matter today and will only look into the proceedings of the National Assembly.
“We will not be listening to any other matter today,” he said.
Meanwhile, Advocate Naeem Bokhari also appeared before the bench and said that he would represent the speaker and deputy speaker of the National Assembly.

CTD kills two terrorists in Mianwali intelligence-based operation
- 5 hours ago

Kapil Sharma’s cafe in Canada attacked again, police suspect extortion
- 3 hours ago

Relief for consumers: Electricity protection limit may rise
- 5 hours ago
PCB suspends Haider Ali over sexual assault allegation in UK
- 2 hours ago
US calls for Hezbollah disarmament by year-end
- 4 hours ago
Wildlife Rangers bust quail smuggling, illegal parrot hunting in Punjab
- 19 minutes ago

Wow, that Sydney Sweeney jeans ad sure got people talking
- an hour ago

Pakistan dispatches 18th aid consignment to Gaza
- an hour ago

How much remittances did overseas Pakistanis send in July 2025?
- an hour ago
Pakpattan police officer arrested for assaulting woman in viral video
- 4 hours ago
Australia tourist declares world’s second smallest country
- an hour ago
Gold prices rise for third consecutive day in Pakistan
- 2 hours ago