Important meeting of chiefs of security agencies with the Chief Justice, briefing in the chamber

Islamabad: The heads of 2 top security agencies had an important meeting with the Chief Justice of Pakistan and gave a briefing in the chamber.

According to the sources, the heads of the 2 highest security agencies have had an important meeting with the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Umar Atta Bandial. The meeting took place in the chamber of the Chief Justice of Pakistan, in which the Chief Justice and the judges hearing the Punjab election case were also included.

A federal secretary was also present during the meeting. In the important meeting, a briefing was given on various issues related to the current security situation of the country, the war against terrorism and the availability of forces in the elections. The high-level meeting lasted for 3-4 hours. According to the sources, the important meeting was not sudden but pre-planned, in this regard, the officers on duty in the Supreme Court welcomed these officials and brought them to the Chief Justice’s chamber.

On arrival at the Supreme Court, the officers were accompanied by various officials of their staff, but they were not given access to the Chief Justice’s chamber. The high-level meeting was also attended by other honorable judges hearing the case related to Supreme Court elections.

On the other hand, the officers of the Legal Department of the Ministry of Defense also held an important meeting in the Attorney General’s Office, after which this is the second important and big meeting in the same day in the Supreme Court.

It should be noted that while the Supreme Court issued an order regarding the general elections in Punjab on April 4, where it issued an order to the federal government to release 21 billion rupees, it also ordered the federal government to provide security forces as required by the Election Commission. has given

In this regard, the government had to submit a complete comprehensive plan to the Election Commission by April 16, however, the government has been taking the stand that forces are not available due to various ongoing operations against terrorism and this is an important issue in the Supreme Court. The meetings were also held on April 16.