Lawyers drive to succeed: deposed CJ
Bureau Report

KARACHI—Deposed Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhary has said that the law will make its way on its own, adding that, the movement of legal fraternity is in final stage and would be succeeded. The day is not sofar when there would be rule of law and constitution in the country, he said this while addressing Malir Bar via telephone on Tuesday.
“The movement of legal fraternity was aimed for supremacy of law and constitution. Law will make its way on its own. Inshaallah the movement of lawyers would be succeeded”, the deposed Chief Justice of Pakistan added. The sacrifices rendered by lawyers during the ongoing movement would not go waste, he said, adding that, there would be rule of law and constitution in the country soon.
Deposed Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhary asked lawyers to reorganize their movement may be we have to take it (movement) further. The lawyers should end their hunger strike camp and demonstrate tolerance and patience, he maintained. He asked lawyers to avoid taking extreme steps, as the movement is in final stage. Strongly condemning the incidents of April 09 in Karachi, Iftikhar Chaudhary paid great tribute to those lawyers who were brunt alive, besides expressing his heartfelt condolence with their families. He also condemned burning of office of Karachi Malir Bar. Earlier, President Karachi Bar Mehmood-ul-Hassan speaking on the occasion demanded Government to compensate families of those lawyers who were brunt alive in Karachi.