There are currently only two automobiles remaining in the CJP’s motorcade, according to sources within the Supreme Court (SC).

According to sources, on Wednesday, Justice Isa’s vehicle stopped at every signal while returning from the SC’s Karachi Registry.

The chief judge additionally ordered that traffic flow normally and the pilot not be positioned in front of the vehicle while he is moving.

Earlier, Justice Qazi Faez Isa arrived at the Supreme Court in an 1800cc regular automobile and declined to receive a guard of honour or VIP treatment, in contrast to his predecessors.

In an unusual move, CJP Isa turned down the usual perks that come with his prominent position.

Justice Isa shunned the official car and attendants that usually go along with the position.

Furthermore, he declined the VIP state protocol in favour of normal security measures that are in line with those accorded to other distinguished judges of the highest court.

The MQM-P, who had previously refused to accept Kamran Tessori’s replacement, has now reportedly indicated receptivity to the development, according to anonymous sources.

Based on insider information, Barrister Farogh Naseem has emerged as a formidable contender to take Kamran Tessori’s spot in the nomination.

The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), which is currently in power in Sindh, has called for Tessori’s resignation, citing him as having “created a political divide and further widening the gap between urban and rural areas of the province.”

Politics and the divide between urban and rural communities have not been bridged by Tessori, according to PPP Sindh General Secretary Senator Waqar Mehdi.

In addition to receiving a guard of honour, Maryam Nawaz gave prizes to the Police Training College’s outstanding students. The principal attendee of the event scrutinised the procession.

Speaking at the event, the chief minister of Punjab stated that her government aims to boost the proportion of female police officers.”I became aware of the enormous responsibility that comes with wearing a police uniform.”

Praying that the women in uniform would serve the masses, she praised them.

Maryam Nawaz emphasised the need of the rule of law, stating that communities cannot thrive without enforcing law and order.

IG Punjab Usman Anwar attended the function with the chief minister of Punjab.