Pakistan judiciary's independence under siege from campaign of constitutional engineering, political interference, and institutional retaliation. The question arises whether Pakistan's courts will be able to function as guardians of the law or whether they will be reduced to instruments of control, a report has said.

A report in Sri Lanka-based Daily Mirror stated, "Pakistan’s judiciary stands at a perilous crossroads, its independence under siege from a coordinated campaign of constitutional engineering, political interference, and institutional retaliation. The passage of the 26th Constitutional Amendment and the Supreme Court’s reversal of its own landmark ruling on military trials have exposed a deeper crisis, one not merely of legal interpretation, but of existential consequence. The

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