Pakistan, April 28 -- Members of the legal fraternity expressed strong concerns over recent constitutional amendments during a convention held in Karachi, warning that the changes could undermine the rule of law and constitutional supremacy.

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The event was organised by the Sindh High Court Bar Association on the premises of the Sindh High Court and attended by lawyers from across the country. Speakers at the convention discussed the implications of the 26th and 27th constitutional amendments and their potential impact on judicial independence.

Senior lawyer Hamid Khan criticised the amendments, alleging that they had weakened the Constitution and were being used to serv...