ISLAMABAD – The Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Mian Saqib Nisar remarkedon Wednesday that work is under way on the directives of the court and theissues will be resolved soon especially after his meeting with primeminister yesterday (Tuesday).

The CJP was heading the bench hearing a case pertaining to medicines andinjections being stolen from hospitals when he made these remarks.

During the hearing, Additional Attorney General informed the court that thefollowing the court orders the ministry concerned has sent the summary ofhospital heads in Islamabad to the Establishment Division.

Upon this, the Cheif Justice Nisar remarked that the court orders are beingimplemented quickly. All the matters are being resolved quickly since themeeting yesterday. “God willing, nothing will come to a standstill now,”the chief justice added.

On Tuesday, a one-on-one meeting between Prime Minister Shahid KhaqanAbbasi and Cheif Justice Nisar was held at the Supreme Court building.

In a statement following the two-hour-long meeting, the Supreme Courtspokesperson said that PM Abbasi expressed keen interest in providing allpossible assistance in revamping the judicial system of Pakistan asvisualised by the chief justice.

He assured the chief justice of providing all necessary resources to thejudiciary to enable it to provide the people with easy access to speedy andinexpensive justice.

“The Honourable Prime Minister also highlighted the difficulties of theFederal Board of Revenue and the Tax Department on account of pendency oflitigation involving revenue in different Courts.

The Honourable Chief Justice assured the Honourable Prime Minister that hewill look into the matter and such litigation shall be fast-tracked,” saidthe statement.