By making a video, a wrong impression was given that I did not salute the Chief Justice, while I had already saluted, false news should not be spread, creating a controversial narrative by distorting the facts is harmful to the institution. Explanation of Supreme Court Justice Qazi Faizaisa



ISLAMABAD (Urdupoint Newspaper Latest. 03 June 2023) Justice Qazi Faizaisa, the senior most judge of the Supreme Court, while giving an explanation on the viral video about saluting the Chief Justice, said that by making the video, a wrong impression was given that the Chief Justice was not saluted. , While I had already saluted the Chief Justice, false news should not be spread, distorting the facts and creating a controversial narrative is harmful to the institution.

According to Geo News, the senior-most judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Justice Qazi Fire Isa, has issued an explanation regarding the viral video of the swearing-in ceremony. He said that a wrong impression was given by making a video that Chief Justice Umar Atta Bandyal was not saluted, it led to wrong interpretations in the media. The Chief Justice had greeted the Chief Justice in the swearing-in ceremony of the Sharia Court.

He went to the wife of the Chief Justice of the Federal Sharia Court and congratulated her. Before meeting Chief Justice Iqbal Hameed-ur-Rehman, he met the Chief Justice of Sharia Court. Don't spread false news, unnecessary misunderstanding leads to harm. Suffering is estimated from the false stories spun by the nexus. False stories have hurt me and my family in the recent past.

There is a verse that before spreading the news, investigate its authenticity, it is wrong that I have formed a separate group in the Supreme Court. I am bound by the oath of office to protect and defend the constitution. He cannot support anything against his oath. Creating a controversial narrative by distorting the facts is detrimental to the organization. Instead of getting involved in unnecessary issues, a strong judicial system should be built. The focus of a strong judicial system should be on prompt delivery of justice.