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Pakistan Supreme Court strengthens army chief Asim Munir's hands Even as Pakistan reels after India's Operation Sindoor and the counterstrike after its aerial attack, its Supreme Court handed the Army, led by the unpopular General Asim Munir, a potent new weapon. Now, civilians can be tried in military courts in Pakistan. The judiciary has effectively approved a military crackdown on dissent, just when Munir needed it the most. While an unpopular, war-hungry General Asim Munir is floundering in a mess of his own making amid rising tensions with India, the de-facto ruler in Pakistan has been handed more power. Pakistan's Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling, endorsing the trials of civilians in military courts. This could end up giving a free hand to the military establishment, which has already suppressed democracy in Pakistan. The Pakistan Supreme Court ruling of May 7, which overturned an earlier judgment that deemed trials of civilians in military courts "unconstitutional", significantly strengthens the power and position of Asim Munir. This ruling by Islamabad's top court's constitutional bench cleared the path for military trials of those involved in the May 9, 2023 anti-army protests, reported news agency PTI. Lakhs of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters rioted and stormed military facilities following the arrest of former PM and party chief Imran Khan, a move they saw as orchestrated by Munir. Nearly 1,000 supporters of Khan were arrested. The PTI had alleged that hundreds of party members were picked up forcefully without any evidence, news agency Reuters reported in 2024. MORE POWER FOR PAK ARMY, TRIAL OF CIVILIANS IN MILITARY COURTS ALLOWED A seven-member constitutional bench of the court, led by Justice Aminuddin Khan, delivered the judgment on May 7 after it heard multiple intra-court appeals against the Supreme Court's earlier ruling of October 2023. Then, another constitutional bench ruled against the military trial of the civilians. #news #newsdaily #war #world #Write2Earn
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