Govt’s dramatic retreat in Nab case, Attorney General admits omission in law, Ex judge talks to MJtv

Government Admits Defeat in Imran Khan NAB Amendments Case? | Supreme Court Reserves Verdict | Justice Hilali’s Key Remarks Has the government’s legal position on the NAB amendments effectively collapsed before the Supreme Court? Did today’s hearing reveal a major turning point in the legal battle over the accountability laws affecting former Prime Minister Imran Khan? In this exclusive MJtv analysis, senior journalist Matiullah Jan reveals inside story of dramatic supreme court proceedings during which a former judge of Lahore High Court Advocate Ibad Ur Rehman Lodhi put his hand together and begged the judge to remain Indepedent of the hidden pressure of the executives on the apex court. He talks about complete proceedings of today’s Supreme Court hearing, where the Court reserved its verdict after hearing detailed arguments. The discussion also highlights the significant observations made by Justice Musarrat Hilali, which became one of the most talked-about moments of the hearing. The programme features an in-depth interview with Advocate Ibad-ur-Rehman Lodhi (former judge Lahore High Court), who explains the constitutional questions before the Court, the arguments presented by both sides, and why many legal observers believe today’s proceedings exposed serious weaknesses in the government’s defence of the NAB amendments. Watch this detailed discussion to understand: Why the Supreme Court reserved its verdict. Justice Musarrat Hilali’s important observations. Advocate Ibad-ur-Rehman Lodhi’s legal analysis of the NAB amendments. Whether the government’s arguments amounted to an admission of legal weakness. The implications for Imran Khan’s pending accountability cases. How the final judgment could shape Pakistan’s accountability regime and constitutional jurisprudence. Stay connected with MJtv for independent journalism, in-depth legal reporting, and exclusive analysis of Pakistan’s most important constitutional and political developments.