ISLAMABAD :The Supreme Court of Pakistan is set to hold an important meeting today (Thursday) regarding the administrative management of Anti-Terrorism Courts.
The meeting, chaired by Chief Justice Yahiya Afridi, will be attended by the administrative judges of the Anti-Terrorism Courts.
The discussion is expected to focus on the better management and functioning of these courts.
Additionally, the Supreme Judicial Council will convene on November 8 to review complaints concerning judges and members of the Election Commission.
This meeting will address grievances related to the conduct and performance of judges, as well as any issues raised against the Election Commission members.
These sessions are part of ongoing efforts to improve the judicial system and its effectiveness.
