FCC Chief Justice stresses constitutional supremacy in exercise of powers
Most outlets reported that the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) Chief Justice, Aminuddin Khan, emphasized the supremacy of the Constitution in the exercise of public authority. Several also noted his remarks on the importance of constitutional adherence for stability and justice. A few, such as Geo News, added that non-discriminatory justice was highlighted as a priority. While the core message was consistent across the coverage, some outlets included additional context, such as the event marking the new judicial year or the role of technology in improving judicial efficiency, as mentioned by Dunya News.
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Constitution must remain supreme, says FCC CJ
ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC), Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan, stressed that the Constitution must be given the highest priority in the exercise of powers. He was addressing an event held at the FCC on Tuesday to mark the commencement of the New Judicial Year 2026–27, attended by the FCC judges and Registrar; Attorney General for Pakistan (AGP); Vice Chairman, Pak...
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Constitution must remain supreme: CJ FCC
Islamabad - Chief Justice Federal Constitutional Court Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan said Tuesday that the Constitution must remain supreme, and every exercise of the public authority must remain within its constitutional boundaries.
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Constitution must remain supreme in exercise of powers: CJ FCCP
ISLAMABAD, Sep 15 (APP):Chief Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court (FCCP) Justice Aminuddin Khan on Tuesday stressed that the Constitution must be kept supreme in the exercise of powers, saying that adherence to the Constitution was essential for ensuring stability in society. Addressing a ceremony marking the opening of the new judicial year of the...
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Constitution must remain supreme while exercising powers: FCC CJ
Federal Constitutional Court of Pakistan (FCCP) Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan has stressed that the supremacy of Constitution must be given the highest priority while exercising powers, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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FCC chief justice stresses constitutional supremacy for societal stability
Chief Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court Justice Aminuddin Khan has called for strict adherence to the Constitution, saying the exercise of state powers must remain within constitutional limits to ensure stability in society. Addressing a ceremony marking the start of the court’s new judicial year on Tuesday, Justice Aminuddin said the occasion was a chance for the judiciary to renew i...
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Constitutional supremacy, non-discriminatory justice must remain priorities: FCC CJ
Federal Constitutional Court Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan addresses event marking the beginning of the new judicial year in Islamabad on September 15, 2026. — Screengrab via Geo NewsNew judicial year renews commitment to delivering justice: FCC CJ.Jurist says FCC ensures transparent...
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Constitution must remain supreme, FCC CJ says
Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan has emphasised that the Constitution must remain supreme and all exercises of public authority must stay within constitutional limits.
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Chief Justice of Federal Constitutional Court stresses constitutional supremacy
Pakistan's Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan stresses public authority must remain within constitutional bounds. The Federal Constitutional Court marks a key milestone.
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Constitution must remain supreme, every exercise of public authority must be in its limits: FCC CJ
Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan on Tuesday stressed constitutional supremacy and observed that every public exercise must be in accordance with it. “The Constitution must remain supreme and every exercise of the public authority must remain with in its constitutional boundaries,” he said while addressing an event in Islamabad. The FCC chief justice noted that the...
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Constitution must remain supreme in exercise of powers: FCC chief justice
FCC CJ Aminuddin Khan stressed constitutional supremacy, saying adherence to the Constitution ensures stability, while technology can improve judicial efficiency, transparency and access to justice.
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