PTI leader Aliya Hamza alleged that the 26th Constitutional Amendment has sidelined the judiciary.
Speaking to the media outside an anti-terrorism court, where she appeared for a hearing, she criticised the judicial process and the government’s handling of national affairs.
Hamza, who is also the PTI organizer for Punjab, said that each time her party stages a protest, they face legal cases. “One day we are in Rawalpindi courts, the next day in Sargodha,” she remarked.
She mocked the government’s position, saying, “If these rulers had public support, they wouldn’t be walking a tightrope,” she said, adding that inflation has led to a 30% drop in sacrificial animal purchases this year.
Hamza further criticised the state of the judiciary. She alleged that judges and prosecutors remain absent and reiterated that the 26th Amendment had sidelined the judiciary.
“We will continue our fight for the rule of law,” she asserted.