Pakistan’s parliament witnessed intense debate this week as the government presented proposed judicial reforms aimed at speeding up case disposal and improving transparency, while opposition parties criticized the move as rushed and lacking broader consultation. Lawmakers from both sides exchanged sharp arguments over the scope of the reforms, with the government insisting the changes are necessary to restore public trust in the justice system, and critics warning they could undermine institutional balance. The debate reflects deeper political divisions as Pakistan continues to grapple with governance challenges and legal backlogs.