GWADAR (Dunya News) - Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi decided to visit far-flung areas of the country in order to ensure speedy justice.
CJP Afridi chaired an important meeting in Gwadar on Monday regarding the judicial reforms.
It was decided during the meeting that the CJP would personally visit remote areas to improve the performance of district judiciary.
According to a statement issued by the Supreme Court, CJP Afridi held meetings with district and session judges of Turbat, Chagai and Panjgur on Monday during his visit to Balochistan.
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He lauded the services of judicial officers performing their duties in far-flung areas of the country.
A sub-committee for Balochistan was also constituted during the meeting.
The sub-committee will conduct visits to various prisons and submit a comprehensive package of draft reforms aimed at improving the system.
The meeting was also attended by Balochistan High Court Chief Justice Hashim Khan Kakar and Monitoring Judge for Prisons Justice Abdullah Baloch.