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Reclassification of 41 candidates on reserved seats goes beyond SC mandate: Justice Mandokhail

by Asia Today Team
December 21, 2025
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Supreme Courts Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhail addresses an event related to Labour Day in Islamabad on May 1, 2025. — Screengrab/YouTube/Geo News
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ISLAMABAD: Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhail has launched an in depth dissent within the reserved seats case, stating that the ruling on 41 candidates overstepped constitutional powers and rested on factual inaccuracies.

“The judgment underneath overview, to this extent, is in extra of the facility granted to the Supreme Courtroom by Article 187,” he wrote within the dissenting observe launched a day in the past.

Justice Mandokhail had served on the now-defunct Constitutional Bench, which ended after the twenty seventh Constitutional Modification, which overturned the highest court docket’s resolution, by a majority of seven judges, granting Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) reserved seats.

The apex court docket pressured that each one 41 candidates have been unbiased after they joined the Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) underneath constitutional provisions, and their standing had by no means been a pending matter earlier than the Courtroom.

He noticed that neither any authority nor the court docket has the facility to vary the standing of any candidate.

“Now we have already held that no authority together with the Courtroom has the facility to declare a candidate unbiased or change his standing opposite to his declaration,” he wrote.

The jurist declared that granting the candidates 15 days to hitch one other social gathering was each unconstitutional and unsupported by the report. “This reduction is an error of the Structure and regulation, in addition to an error of details floating on the floor of the report,” the dissent said.

The choose additionally argued that Article 187 doesn’t grant “limitless powers”, including that full justice applies solely to issues really underneath adjudication. He warned that reclassifying the 41 members as independents amounted to judicial overreach.

Justice Mandokhail stated no proof existed to determine any PTI affiliation of the candidates earlier than they joined SIC. He additional famous that almost all ignored Article 51(6)(d), which governs the allocation of reserved seats.

As soon as a returned candidate joins a political social gathering, the dissent added, they can not depart it with out going through penalties underneath Article 63-A, together with lack of the seat. “No authority, together with the Supreme Courtroom, can alter the standing of a vote,” he wrote.

Pointing in the direction of the failings within the CB’s ruling, Justice Mandokhail concluded that the judgment underneath overview can’t be sustained.



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