PTI and JUI-F Unite Against Proposed Constitutional Amendments

A crucial meeting is set to take place in Islamabad today between Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) delegation and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman to discuss the proposed constitutional amendments. The agenda includes strategizing for both parties and addressing the Supreme Court Practice and Procedure Ordinance.

Protecting Human Rights and Judicial System

Maulana Fazlur Rehman has made it clear that JUI-F will not tolerate any amendments that compromise human rights or undermine the judicial system. He emphasized the importance of protecting fundamental rights and involving parliament in this process. The JUI-F chief expressed concerns over the establishment of a constitutional court, citing potential ‘mala fide intentions’.

Opposition to Government’s Draft

JUI-F members have rejected the government’s proposed draft of the constitutional amendments. This stance is shared by PTI, with leader Barrister Gohar stating that both parties have rejected the currently circulating draft.

Key Issues

• Constitutional Amendments: Proposed changes aimed at protecting the government
• Human Rights: JUI-F vows to prevent amendments compromising human rights
• Judicial System: Concerns over undermining the judicial system
• Constitutional Court: Establishment raises concerns of ‘mala fide intentions’

Unity Against Amendments

The meeting between PTI and JUI-F demonstrates a united front against the proposed constitutional amendments. With both parties rejecting the government’s draft, the outcome of this meeting will significantly impact Pakistan’s political landscape. As the country navigates these critical discussions, the protection of human rights and the judicial system remains a top priority.

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