Great sense of responsibility by Justice Falak-Sher—>Keep it UP!
February 12, 2008
According to Media Reports Justice Falak Sher (one of the non-PCO genuine Judges of Supreme Court) rejected the offer of becoming the Chief Justice of Pakistan in August 2007 and during recent crises in place of Genuine Cheif Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Ahmed Chaudhary.
There was an application in pending by Justice Falak Sher in the law ministry and the presidency on the issue of seniority and on this basis Government thought it to be an opportunity to use against CJP Iftikhar Chaudhary but the refusal of Justice Falak Sher didn’t support their motives by saying,”I will disappoint you”.
Also during the reference case on 13th May he refused to be a part of the bench hearing the case by saying,”On account of seniority and being the senior-most judge in the country, it would be improper for me to hear a case in which the chief justice is a party, who like other judges of the Supreme Court is junior to me from four to nine years”.
We thank you all Justice Falak Sher for showing great sense of responsibility and commitment with the country.
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Anonymous | February 19, 2008 at 8:02 pm
We need more Falak Shers in this country.
People who actually care about the justice system and not what they get out of it. People who have real integrity, those are the ppl who should be running this place.
It’s high time people stop being afraid of getting on someone’s bad side and started doing what’s right.
Let’s see what this election result brings upon us.
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united4justice | February 20, 2008 at 8:33 am
@Anonymous
yep! agree wid u sir.
now its time 4 our politicians to play their role for da cause of justice.
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Hassan Malik | October 26, 2008 at 2:52 am
Today is a sad day.
Justice Falaksher retired, without being reinstated.
Our politicians have disappointed us yet another time.
But I am not disappointed. As long as we have real heros like Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhary and Justice Falaksher among us, there is still hope.
Let us salute Justice Falaksher. He should be the role model for us and our generations ahead. We should tell his story to our kids, and their kids…
Let’s try our best to follow his path: Be true, and be honest without caring about the consequences. I know that it’s easier said than done, but hey, we have a living example!
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united4justice | October 27, 2008 at 10:26 am
yep it may be a sad day that he has retired but another aspect or i say a positive aspect is that he didn’t surrender and thats what really counts (end result is secondary , the will is primary).
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Hassan Malik | April 13, 2009 at 1:43 am
Finally, a happy day came!
Justice Falaksher was retroactively reinstated today along with Justice Rana Bhagwandas and Justice Ghulam Rabbani, while in retirement.
Even though we will not see these great men again in the supreme court, we will always remember them as our heroes.