Government Calls ⁤Emergency Meeting of Parliament Amid ⁣Legislative Push

The government has ⁤convened a meeting of both houses of⁢ parliament, sparking speculation among political analysts that significant legislation may be passed. Despite Saturday being a holiday in the federal capital Islamabad and federal institutions, ‌the National Assembly⁤ and⁣ Senate have been summoned to meet.

The government appears to be in a state of legislative urgency,⁤ introducing numerous bills⁢ in the current session of the National ⁢Assembly and Senate. A key piece of legislation is the bill to increase the number ⁢of judges in the Supreme Court.

According to political experts, the meeting on Saturday aims to approve crucial laws. However, the Law Minister has clarified that the government⁢ does not intend to introduce any constitutional amendments.

In anticipation of⁤ significant legislative developments, the Secretariat​ of the Senate has issued a⁣ notice for the meeting, instructing Senate‍ offices to ‌open at 11⁢ am⁣ on Saturday.

Maulana Fazlur Rahman, the opposition’s main leader, has expressed his disapproval of any attempts to extend‌ the legislative process.

The​ ruling coalition lacks the two-thirds majority required‍ for major constitutional amendments.‌ If the government seeks to pass legislation, it remains to be seen how‍ they will navigate the numbers game.