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28th Amendment on the cards, says Rana Sanaullah

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January 22, 2026
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Prime Minister’s Advisor on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah chairs meeting in Islamabad on October 8, 2024. — APP
Prime Minister’s Advisor on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah chairs assembly in Islamabad on October 8, 2024. — APP

Adviser to Prime Minister on Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah on Monday mentioned the federal government is finalising the twenty eighth Constitutional Modification, noting that the draft can be tabled as soon as a broader consensus is reached.

Talking to journalists in Chiniot, Sanaullah mentioned the proposed modification would relate to native our bodies, the Nationwide Finance Fee (NFC) and well being issues, noting that discussions on these topics have been already underway.

He added that if consensus is achieved, the federal government can transfer ahead with formally presenting the twenty eighth Modification in parliament.

His remarks got here days after the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)-led ruling coalition handed the twenty seventh Modification, which introduced adjustments to the judicial construction and army command.

In response to the modification, the Chief of Military Workers will concurrently function the Chief of Defence Forces, making the place the central command authority for the armed forces. The army ranks of Subject Marshal, Marshal of the Air Pressure and Admiral of the Fleet will now stay lifetime titles.

A serious structural change comes within the type of the Federal Constitutional Courtroom (FCC), which is being established as a brand new judicial discussion board with equal illustration from all provinces. The modification empowers the FCC to train suo motu authority upon petitions.

The modification assigns the president and prime minister key roles in judicial appointments, whereas lowering sure powers of the Supreme Courtroom and shifting a few of its authority to the newly established FCC.

Sanaullah, whereas chatting with journalists immediately, additionally referred to the resignations, tendered by two Supreme Courtroom judges and one from Lahore Excessive Courtroom (LHC), saying that the parliament has the constitutional proper to move amendments, whereas judges have taken an oath to uphold and defend these selections.

The prime minister’s adviser mentioned it doesn’t befit any choose to contain themselves in political protests. “Those that stepped down did so attributable to their private motives,” he added.

Supreme Courtroom judges Justice Mansoor Ali Shah and Justice Athar Minallah resigned from their posts in separate letters to President Asif Ali Zardari, strongly criticising the twenty seventh Modification.

The jurists had criticised the twenty seventh Modification, describing it as a “grave assault on the Structure of Pakistan”. Nonetheless, the federal authorities known as the judges’ resignations “political speeches” and the latter’s allegations “unconstitutional”.

Two days later, LHC choose Shams Mehmood Mirza adopted the jurists’ footsteps and stop from his place “in protest in opposition to the newly-enacted twenty seventh Constitutional Modification.” 





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