In a show of dedication to their profession and commitment to the justice system, the professional lawyers of Punjab have once again rejected the call for a strike given by the Punjab Bar Council.
This decision ensured that the courts in the province have functioned normally without any disruption, and the legal proceedings have continued uninterrupted.
According to the records of the Lahore High Court, a total of 526 cases were decided in one day, including 269 cases in the principal seat and 257 cases in the regional benches.
On Thursday, LHC’s principal seat saw a busy day, with 269 cases were disposed of, while the regional benches in Multan, Bahawalpur, and Rawalpindi decided 108, 96, and 53 cases, respectively.
In addition to the cases decided in the high court, the subordinate judiciary also saw a significant volume of work.
A total of 12,536 new cases were filed in the district and tehsil courts across the province, while 15,311 cases were decided in a single day.
The judges of the district judiciary worked diligently to discharge their duties, ensuring that justice was served without any delay. The lawyers appeared in courts across the province, including the Lahore High Court, its regional benches, and the district and tehsil courts, ignoring the call for a strike.
The legal proceedings continued uninterrupted, and the courts functioned normally, thanks to the cooperation of the lawyers and the dedication of the judges.
This is not the first time that the lawyers of Punjab rejected a call for a strike. In recent weeks, the legal fraternity has shown a commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring that the justice system remains functional.
This dedication to their profession and the justice system is a testament to the values of the legal community in Punjab.
The dedication of the lawyers and judges in Punjab reassure the public that the justice system remains functional and accessible to all.
