New Constitutional Court hangs its sword over old Supreme Court in Imran Khan hospital shifting case

IHC BOMBSHELL: 3 PRISONERS DENIED PRIVATE HOSPITAL TREATMENT — BUT A CONSTITUTIONAL COURT TO USE THIS TO INFLUENCE IMRAN KHAN’S CASE? A major legal development in Islamabad today could have far-reaching consequences for Pakistan’s judicial system. The Islamabad High Court has rejected petitions filed by three prisoners seeking treatment at private hospitals, invoking the precedent of the Supreme Court’s interim order concerning jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan. But the story doesn’t end with rejection. ⚖️ The IHC order may have opened the door for the newly proposed Federal Constitutional Court to take up a crucial constitutional/legal question that is already pending before the existing Supreme Court. What exactly does today’s judgment mean? Could two superior courts end up dealing with the same constitutional question? And what happens to the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction if the proposed Federal Constitutional Court becomes operational? 🔥 Matiullah Jan, Saqib Bashir and Zulqarnain Iqbal dissect the judgment and its potential consequences in this special MJtv Vlog. The discussion then takes a dramatic political turn: 🇵🇰 Why are reports of NEW, SMALLER PROVINCES suddenly gathering momentum? Matiullah Jan examines the legal, constitutional and political dimensions of the emerging provinces debate — and asks a much bigger question: Is Pakistan’s Parliament really free to make major constitutional decisions, or has it become hostage to the wishes and influence of the powerful military establishment? From Imran Khan’s hospital case to the future of Pakistan’s judiciary… From three prisoners challenging the government’s position to the possible creation of a new constitutional court… From new provinces to the question of Parliament’s independence… 👉 This is not just another political vlog. It is a deep dive into the constitutional battles that could reshape Pakistan. 🎥 Watch the complete MJtv analysis and decide for yourself. Matiullah Jan MJtv | Saqib Bashir | Zulqarnain Iqbal