Pakistan, July 11 -- The Federal Constitutional Court's (FCC) recent ruling on Karachi's Nasla Tower has placed renewed responsibility on the Sindh government and the Sindh Building Control Authority (SBCA) to regulate illegal constructions, with legal experts saying the decision clarifies the constitutional roles of the judiciary and executive authorities.

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The ruling recalled earlier Supreme Court orders that had led to the demolition of Nasla Tower and other enforcement actions in Karachi. According to the FCC, while addressing illegal construction is an important public interest matter, the responsibility for enforcing building laws primarily rests with provin...