Pakistan truly standing at a crossroads: July 5 a sad day in Pakistan’s history: CJP
* Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry says recent turmoil enabled judges to play more active role
* Says district and sessions judges responsibile for ensuring policy goals are met soon
By Masood Rehman
ISLAMABAD: The fifth of July marks a sad day in Pakistan’s constitutional history because on this day thirty-two years ago, the constitution...  |  |
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