ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan has achieved a significant milestone in its efforts to expedite justice, by disposing of 4,372 cases between October 28 and November 29, 2024.
During this period, 1,853 new cases were instituted, demonstrating the court’s commitment to addressing its backlog and providing timely justice to litigants. It reflects a renewed impetus towards clearing the backlog of cases and providing timely relief. In addition to accelerating case disposal, the chief justice has placed judicial reforms at the forefront of his agenda. Over the past month, he chaired several sessions to review progress in key areas, including advancements in information technology to modernize court operations, improvements in case management processes, and the optimization of human resources. He has also prioritized capacity-building and training initiatives to equip judicial officers and staff with the skills needed to address evolving challenges. Recognizing the importance of public engagement, the chief justice has emphasised broader consultation with stakeholders through feedback mechanisms.
These initiatives are designed to make the judiciary more transparent, accessible, and citizen-focused, ensuring that the Supreme Court continues to uphold its constitutional mandate with integrity and efficiency.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan remains steadfast in its resolve to deliver justice promptly and uphold the rule of law. Under the chief justice, the institution is poised to continue its efforts toward institutional growth, judicial excellence, and public trust.
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