Pakistan’s government is considering a sweeping set of constitutional changes, including establishing a separate Constitutional Court and formally recognising the military rank of Field Marshal. The proposed 27th Amendment could have significant implications for judicial independence, provincial powers, and the tenure of Army chief General Asim Munir.

Officials note discussions are ongoing, but legal experts and opposition voices warn the proposals may undermine the existing constitutional framework and consolidate authority within the executive and military, as per media reports. Advertisement

A key feature is the creation of a Constitutional Court, distinct from the Supreme Court, to interpret laws and fundamental rights. Proponents say this will ease the courts' workload and ensure q

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