The Supreme Court’s 7-member constitutional bench, led by Justice Aminuddin Khan, has rejected a petition challenging the legitimacy of the Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) as a parliamentary party.

The petition submitted by Maulvi Iqbal Haider was rejected following the court’s endorsement of the objections presented by the Registrar’s Office.

During the hearing, Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhel emphasized that individual candidates possess the freedom to decide whether to affiliate with a political party, adding that the court should refrain from intervening in things that could be considered unconstitutional.

“What is your rationale for requesting actions that are unconstitutional?” Justice Mandokhel inquired, emphasizing that the matter of party affiliation should be left to the candidates’ discretion.

Maulvi Iqbal Haider, representing the Sunni Ittehad Council, asserted that the issue warranted additional examination.

Justice Aminuddin Khan admonished Haider, asserting, “Maulvi Iqbal sir, you are

The benchmark Hundred Index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has surpassed 96,000 points, creating a new all-time high, marking a historic milestone. The index saw an incredible 855-point spike, closing at 96,711 points, the highest level ever seen in the history of the market.

The index increased by 765 points earlier in the day to reach 96,622 points, and then by an additional 488 points to trade at 96,344 points. Good economic conditions and high investor confidence are reflected in the steady rising trend.

Analysts credit the market’s outstanding success to rising foreign investment, better investor sentiment, and economic advancements. The PSX is now among the best-performing markets in the area because to its consistent growth.

With more increases anticipated in the days ahead, the PSX’s bullish momentum demonstrates the financial sector’s resiliency.

In the Malikhel area of Bannu, security forces successfully repelled a terrorist onslaught on a security checkpost, killing six Khawarij militants and martyring 12 army personnel, according to a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

An automobile carrying munitions was rammed against the security wall by the militants in an attempt to breach the checkpoint.

Even though the protection wall partially collapsed due to the suicide blast, the security officers acted quickly to stop the terrorists’ attempt to enter the post. In the blast, twelve army jawans unfortunately died.

The ISPR commended the jawans’ bravery for halting additional damage and casualties in spite of the fierce assault.

Those who died

44 years old. The district of Gujranwala is where Subedar Imran Ahmad Farooqi Shaheed originates from.

A resident of Sargodha district, Havaldar Mohammad Javed Iqbal Shaheed is 29 years old. Along with his wife, he left behind four sons and a daughter.

Naik Tahamas Ahmad Shaheed, a 34-year-old resident of Abbottabad district, served in the Pakistan Army for 15 years.

The 39-year-old Naik Basit Farid Shaheed comes from the district of Haripur.

After 17 years of performing the noble duty of safeguarding the nation, Naik Basit Farid Shaheed left behind his wife, kid, and father.

Safdar Ali Shaheed, 33, is a member of the Barkhan district and served in the Pakistan Army for 13 years. His wife, son, and daughter are among the people in mourning for Sepoy Safdar Ali Shaheed.

For 13 years, Asad Bashir Shaheed, a 32-year-old soldier from Kohlu district, has been defending the nation.

Sepahi Ejaz Hussain Shaheed comes from the district of Dera Ghazi Khan. The Pakistan Army was his home for 13 years.

From the Mianwali district, 23-year-old Atif Khan Shaheed served in the Pakistan Army for a year. There are mourners, including Shaheed’s parents.

A 30-year-old Sepoy Amanullah Shaheed belongs to Kirk district. Sepoy Amanullah Shaheed defended the country for eight years. The mourners of Sepoy Amanullah Shaheed include his wife, three sons and a daughter

A 22-year-old Sepoy Shah Zaman Shaheed belongs to Lower Dir district. Sepoy Shah Zaman Shaheed spent a year in Pakistan Army. Sepoy Shah Zaman Shaheed’s parents are among the mourners.