Supreme Court Registrar Resigns: A Look at the Shifts in Pakistan’s Judicial Landscape
In recent news from Islamabad, Muhammad Salim Khan has stepped down from his position as the Supreme Court Registrar after nearly a year of service. His resignation comes after a 45-day leave, which he cited was for personal reasons. However, whispers among insiders suggest there was some discontent among certain Supreme Court judges regarding his performance.
Salim Khan, a seasoned professional and retired civil servant, took up the role on November 5, 2021, with expectations of a three-year term. His unexpected leave and resignation raise eyebrows, hinting that perhaps not everything was as smooth as it seemed behind the scenes.
Despite the circumstances surrounding his departure, the Supreme Court aimed to leave things on a positive note. During a farewell ceremony, Chief Justice Yahya Afridi highlighted Khan’s professionalism and invaluable contributions to judicial administration. He acknowledged Khan’s role in enhancing the efficiency and coordination within the court’s operations.
In appreciation of his service, Khan was presented with a commemorative shield, a gesture reflecting the respect he garnered from his peers. During his farewell, Khan expressed heartfelt gratitude for the support he received, reiterating his commitment to public service and professionalism in the future.
The resignation of a Supreme Court registrar is more than just a personnel change; it vibes with the larger narrative about the stability and efficacy of Pakistan’s judiciary. With ongoing changes at various levels of governance, it’s essential for citizens to stay informed about such developments that could impact the judicial framework and, in turn, the rule of law.
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