The judge since then of the Pakistan judge of Pakistan, Mansoor Ali Shah, noted that “ he did nothing wrong, why should he fear the references filed against him ”.
The comments occurred during an informal conversation with journalists after the swearing -up ceremony of seven newly appointed judges at the Supreme Court, Express News reported.
Judge Shah stressed his faith, declaring that “Allah is the protector”, while answering a question concerning rumors of references against him.
In the Candide exchange, judge Shah also mentioned that those who question the work of judges should consider cases of cases, which are available on the Supreme Court website. He added that his work and court decisions were the public file, highlighting the effectiveness of business management.
“There is no personal animosity or conflict with anyone,” said judge Shah. “If the elephant in the room is not seen, what can we say?” He also underlined cordial relations with other judges, declaring that they met and often shared tea.
Earlier in the day, Pakistan chief judge Yahya Afridi was sworn in to six newly appointed judges from the Supreme Court during an official ceremony.
The oath ceremony saw the oath of judge Aamir Farooq, judge Shafi Siddiqui, judge Hashim Kakar, judge Ishtiaq Ibrahim, judge Salahuddin, judge Shakeel Ahmed and judge Ad Hoc Gul Hassan.
The event was followed by judges of the Supreme Court, the Attorney General, the main lawyers, journalists, legal staff, as well as officials of the association of the Supreme Court Bar and Pakistan Bar Council.
In addition, President Asif Ali Zardari will prove the oath to the acting chief judge of the IHC, Sarfaraz Dogar.
