Pakistan, July 10 -- The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has withdrawn the Supreme Court's 2018 and 2019 directives relating to the demolition of Karachi's Nasla Tower, ruling that action against illegal constructions falls within the jurisdiction of provincial authorities rather than the judiciary.

In its detailed judgment, the court observed that the judiciary's role is to decide disputes brought before it and not to initiate administrative action against allegedly illegal buildings. The bench held that the Supreme Court had exceeded the scope of the original proceedings by issuing wider directions regarding illegal constructions beyond the matter under consideration.

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