Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah has said that the government will soon introduce the 28th Constitutional Amendment and expressed confidence that the new amendment bill 'will secure' parliamentary approval.

Speaking to journalists in Chiniot, Sanaullah said the proposed amendment would focus on local bodies, the National Finance Commission (NFC) and health matters. He added that consultations on these subjects were ongoing. “If consensus is achieved, the government can move forward with formally presenting the 28th Amendment in the parliament,” he said.

Sanaullah also commented on the recent resignations of two Supreme Court judges and one Lahore High Court judge, saying the parliament had the constitutional right to pass the amendments, and judges

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