Ishaq Dar's Deputy Prime Minister Appointment Challenged in Court

The appointment of Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar as the deputy prime minister is currently under scrutiny in the Islamabad High Court (IHC). A citizen named Fahad Shabbir has taken legal action by filing a petition, arguing that Dar's appointment violates Article 4 of the Constitution.

Article 4 of the Constitution of Pakistan states that every citizen shall be entitled to enjoy the protection of the law and to be treated in accordance with the law. The petitioner, Fahad Shabbir, believes that appointing Ishaq Dar as the deputy prime minister may not align with this constitutional provision.

Ishaq Dar, a prominent political figure, was appointed as the deputy prime minister by the government, a move that has sparked controversy and legal challenges. The Islamabad High Court is now tasked with reviewing the legality of this appointment and determining whether it complies with the constitutional framework of the country.

The legal challenge against the appointment of Ishaq Dar as the deputy prime minister highlights the importance of upholding the principles of the Constitution. It serves as a reminder that all actions taken by the government must be in accordance with the law to ensure justice and fairness for all citizens.