Islamabad: A ceremony was held to mark the completion of the first year of the Federal Constitutional Court of Pakistan. The event saw attendance from the Chief Justice of the Court, Mr. Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan, along with other judges, legal officials, and members of the legal fraternity.

According to Press Information Department, the ceremony began with the recitation of the Holy Quran and the national anthem. A documentary was screened to highlight the Court’s performance and achievements over the past year. The Chief Justice issued a commemorative postage stamp, inaugurated the E-Court, and unveiled a book on the occasion.

The Registrar emphasized the significant achievements of the Court, crediting the leadership of the Chief Justice and the judges. Mr. Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan noted the swift passage of the year and mentioned that approximately nine thousand cases had been decided, ensuring all parties had the opportunity to present their cases fully. He highlighted the importance of professional practice improvements and encouraged dedication to the institution’s development.

The ceremony concluded with the cutting of an anniversary cake and a group photograph, reaffirming a commitment to national security, progress, and unity.