A positive relationship between executive and the judiciary plays a key role in establishing a free and fair society. This helps develop an egalitarian society where people can receive justice.
A society need unity harmony to become an example for other societies. The judiciary and executive are the main pillars of the state. The military and media are also important pillars having due importance.
Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial said that problems arise from two interpretations of the same law. Article 25 of the Constitution calls for equitable distribution of resources. The job of the government is to give subsidy and the Supreme Court is only to see whether the subsidy is non-discriminatory or not.
The judiciary the flag bearer and protector of the Constitution in any state, which ensures the delivery of justice and fairness. When relations between executive and the judiciary are improved, the rule of law becomes more visible and the society get stable.
It is important that executive respects the independence and integrity of the judiciary, while the judiciary should also avoid unnecessary interference in confrontation in political matters.
When the political class tries to find judicial decisions for their own interests, it can result different interpretations which not only creates legal ambiguity but also creates the impression of injustice.
It gives an impression to the public that the judiciary wants to amend the law on its own or a politician can use the interpretation to criticize his political opponents.
It is important to ensure that legal decisions are guided by legal and constitutional principles rather than political expediency. When politicians turn to the court for decisions on matters related to the distribution of resources, the court’s job is to ensure that the fair distribution
The distribution of resources should benefit all sections of the society. An independent judiciary is the bedrock of democracy which can enforce the principles of checks and balances on the decisions of politicians.
