Supreme Court of Pakistan
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View Timeline →Pakistan Government Challenges Supreme Court Order on Imran Khan's Hospital Transfer
The Pakistani government has filed a review against a Supreme Court order that mandates the transfer of jailed ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan to a private…
Pakistan Supreme Court Orders Hospital Transfer for Imran Khan Amid Health Concerns
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ordered the transfer of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan to a hospital for a month due to concerns…
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, has been sentenced to three years in prison for the illegal sale of state gifts. He has…
Imran Khan, Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Released on Bail
Imran Khan, former Prime Minister of Pakistan, was released on bail after deadly protests erupted following his arrest by the anti-corruption agency. His release has…
Pakistan's Supreme Court Orders Imran Khan to Appear in Court
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ordered former Prime Minister Imran Khan to appear in court amid violent protests against his arrest. The situation has…
Musharraf Calls on People to Participate in Referendum - 2002-04-28
Pervez Musharraf, the President of Pakistan, is urging citizens to support an upcoming referendum aimed at extending his rule, claiming it is necessary to address…
Supreme Court of Pakistan's Decision on Referendum
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has approved a referendum to extend General Musharraf's presidency for five more years. This decision comes despite opposition claims that…
Decision Regarding General Musharraf's Referendum - 2002-04-27
The Supreme Court of Pakistan is expected to rule on General Musharraf's referendum to extend his presidency for five more years. Opposition parties argue that…
Supreme Court of Pakistan Begins Deliberation on Referendum Issue - 2002-04-23
The Supreme Court of Pakistan is reviewing whether President Musharraf can hold a referendum to extend his rule by five years. This comes as opposition…