Two SC judges declare review pleas in reserved seats case inadmissible ...Middle East

A view of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. — SC website/FileISLAMABAD: Two judges on the 13-member constitutional bench of the Supreme Court on Tuesday declared review petitions against the top court’s ruling that had declared the PTI eligible for reserved seats inadmissible.The review...

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