Anyone willing to turn SC into political party is Pakistan's enemy: Ahsan Iqbal
ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal said Tuesday that Pakistan's Supreme Court is the guardian of the constitution and that anyone willing to turn the supreme court into a political party is hostile to the country.
Speaking at the General Council of the Muslim League of Pakistan, which met to re-elect Nawaz Sharif as head of the party, said that efforts to destroy Pakistan's policy through the court are neither in fevour country nor in the constitution .

He said that no law could separate the political parties from the workers, as the country has suffered enough due to those laws that were brought through "back door".
The minister said that Nawaz Sharif and the PMLN were a symbol of the right of people to govern.
He said that the National Assembly abolished Pervez Musharraf's black law and that the PMLN also withdrew it from the party constitution.
He said that Musharraf had once again introduced the law that Ayub Khan used to target political parties and which was abolished by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto.
"We have reinstated the PPP founder's law that Pervez Musharraf used to prevent Nawaz Sharif and Benazir Bhutto from doing politics. He said the PPP should have supported the law introduced by its founder.
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