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flag Pakistan's Supreme Court hears challenges to a 2024 amendment limiting chief justice’s term and shifting appointments to parliament.

flag The Supreme Court’s eight-member bench continues hearing challenges to Pakistan’s 26th Constitutional Amendment, which limits the chief justice’s tenure and shifts judicial appointments to a parliamentary committee. flag The amendment, passed in October 2024, faces criticism from petitioners, including political parties and legal groups, who argue it undermines judicial independence. flag Lawyers urge a full 24-member court, citing potential conflicts of interest, while justices debate impartiality. flag The court, led by Justice Aminuddin Khan, maintains the amendment remains valid pending a ruling and adjourned until Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.

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