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Immunity or Inequality? The Controversial 27th Amendment Debate in Pakistan

The proposed 27th Constitutional Amendment aims to extend Article 248 immunity—currently reserved for the President and Governors—to top military ranks such as Field Marshal, Marshal of the Air Force, and Admiral of the Fleet. Supporters see it as a step toward state stability and institutional harmony, while critics warn it undermines equality before law and accountability. This detailed analysis explores the legal, political, and moral implications of granting lifetime immunity to powerful offices in Pakistan.

جمہوریت فیل ، 27 ویں ترمیم پاس
آرٹیکل 248 کی گنگا میں دھلیں گے سب ہاتھ

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