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FCC begins hearing cases after two more judges sworn in

by Asia Today Team
February 11, 2026
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FCC Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan (centre) administers the oath to Justice Rozi Khan Barrech (left) and Justice Arshad Hussain Shah (right). — Geo News
FCC Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan (centre) administers the oath to Justice Rozi Khan Barrech (left) and Justice Arshad Hussain Shah (proper). — Geo Information

ISLAMABAD: Marking a brand new chapter within the nation’s constitutional and judicial historical past, the Federal Constitutional Court docket (FCC) on Monday grew to become operational after two extra judges had been sworn in to serve on the newly fashioned courtroom established underneath the not too long ago handed twenty seventh Constitutional Modification.

FCC Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan administered the oath to Justice Rozi Khan Barrech and Justice Arshad Hussain Shah within the Islamabad Excessive Court docket’s (IHC) convention room, taking the whole variety of judges of the courtroom to seven.

On Saturday, Justice Muhammad Kareem Khan Agha was sworn in as an FCC decide, which was preceded by the oath-taking of Justice Syed Hasan Azhar Rizvi, Justice Aamer Farooq, and Justice Ali Baqar Najafi.

The brand new courtroom, which has been established because of the twenty seventh Modification, is about to have equal provincial illustration.

The president and the prime minister will play key roles in judicial appointments, whereas powers to listen to constitutional instances of the Supreme Court docket shall be transferred to the brand new courtroom.

A vital energy of the Supreme Court docket, taking suo motu notices, has additionally been transferred to the FCC, which has been empowered to take suo motu discover upon petitions.

Chief Justice Yahya Afridi, who was sworn to the coveted put up on October 30, 2024, nonetheless stays the highest decide; nevertheless, as soon as his tenure ends after the stipulated three years, the senior-most decide from amongst the SC and FCC judges will change into the highest decide.

The judicial overhaul, a part of the most recent amendments, not solely paved the way in which for dissolving the Constitutional Benches but additionally, via the Supreme Court docket Observe and Process (Modification) Invoice 2025, transferred the authority to represent case-hearing benches to a three-member committee headed by the chief justice.

The committee will comprise the chief justice of the Supreme Court docket, probably the most senior decide, and a 3rd decide nominated by the nation’s prime jurist.

Within the absence of any member, the chief justice could nominate one other decide to serve on the committee. Choices concerning the formation of benches by the committee shall be made by a majority vote.

The retirement age of judges of the Constitutional Court docket shall be 68 years, three years greater than that of the Supreme Court docket judges, who at the moment retire at 65.

In the meantime, Justice Aminuddin has constituted three FCC benches with Bench 1 together with himself, together with Justice Najafi and Justice Hussain.

Justice Rizvi and Justice Agha are a part of Bench 2, and Bench 3 contains Justice Farooq and Justice Rozi Khan Barrech.

The FCC has formally begun its proceedings in IHC’s Court docket Room No 2 with Bench 1, underneath Justice Aminunddin.

Individually, the method of shifting courtrooms is underway, with IHC Chief Justice Sarfraz Dogar set to listen to instances in Court docket No 1 and FCC Chief Justice Aminuddin in Court docket No 2, from the place Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani’s courtroom has been shifted to Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb’s courtroom.

FCC’s Justice Farooq and Justice Rizvi will hear instances on the second ground, the place IHC’s Justice Muhammad Asif and Justice Khadim Hussain Soomro’s courts exist.

The trigger record for Justice Asif and Justice Soomro, nevertheless, has been cancelled for right this moment.





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