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Amid government-judiciary standoff, Pakistan passes bill against 'contempt of parliament' 

  • The government and the judiciary have been at loggerheads over Punjab polls, alleged leniency to ex-PM Khan in cases 
  • The new law will ‘ensure supremacy of parliament which was mother of all institutions,’ says lawmaker who moved it 
By Kashif Imran  ·

Government-judiciary rift deepens as senior lawmaker asks National Assembly to summon top judge

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