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Judicial Commission transfers 3 IHC judges to other courts

Published on: April 28, 2026 6:08 PM

The Judicial Commission of Pakistan has approved the transfer of three judges from the Islamabad High Court to other high courts. The decision is significant as it reflects a major reshuffle within the superior judiciary involving multiple provinces. The approvals were made during a meeting chaired by the Chief Justice of Pakistan.

According to an official statement, Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kiani has been transferred to the Lahore High Court. Justice Babar Sattar has been moved to the Peshawar High Court, while Justice Saman Rafat Imtiaz has been transferred to the Sindh High Court. The decisions were approved by a majority of the commission members.

Read more: JCP makes 11 additional judges of LHC permanent

Moreover, the meeting was convened under constitutional provisions after procedural developments within the Judicial Commission. Officials noted that the session was called following a requisition by members, as the initial meeting request was declined by the chairman. The commission proceeded under Article 175A of the Constitution.

Additionally, the commission decided that any vacancies created due to these transfers will be filled through further transfers rather than fresh appointments. It also clarified that such positions will not be treated as new vacancies for initial recruitment. This decision sets a procedural precedent for future judicial postings.

Read more: JCP confirms appointment of four ad hoc high court judges

Finally, proposals to transfer additional judges from the Islamabad High Court to other provincial high courts were withdrawn during the meeting. The reshuffle marks one of the notable adjustments in judicial postings in recent months. Further administrative changes may follow as part of ongoing judicial management.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: high court reshuffle Pakistan, Islamabad High Court judges, JCP judges transfer, Judicial Commission Pakistan, Justice Babar Sattar transfer, Latest, Pakistan judiciary news

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