ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) - Following the inauguration of Pakistan’s Federal Constitutional Court, Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan has delivered his first official statement, underlining the court’s commitment to transparency, independence, and integrity in interpreting the Constitution.
As reported by the media outlets, Chief Justice Khan emphasized that the protection of fundamental rights will be the court’s foremost priority, with transparency and public accessibility serving as essential pillars. He called the establishment of the court a historic milestone in Pakistan’s constitutional journey, reaffirming the nation’s dedication to the rule of law and the enduring principles of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
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Chief Justice Khan described the court’s role not only as judicial but as a sacred trust, directly affecting citizens’ lives, freedoms, and aspirations. He vowed to build a judicial forum reflecting honesty, impartiality, and intellectual rigor, ensuring that every case is handled with fairness, careful deliberation, and respect for constitutional supremacy.
He further outlined his vision to foster a judicial tradition rooted in reasoned judgments, institutional integrity, and public confidence—qualities he said form the foundation of any constitutional court. As the inaugural Chief Justice, he expressed pride in contributing to the court’s foundational framework.
In conclusion, Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan expressed hope that the Federal Constitutional Court will stand as a guardian of constitutional supremacy and a lasting beacon of justice for future generations, invoking wisdom, humility, and unwavering commitment to the Constitution in fulfilling its duties.