Pakistan, Feb. 6 -- Given the latest developments in our country's judicial landscape, it can be safely inferred that the judiciary is once again under attack. Efforts are underway to curtail its independence, with the executive seemingly aspiring for a pliant and submissive judiciary. The 26th Amendment, passed in haste without consulting key stakeholders, has been projected by the government as an attempt to enhance judicial efficiency. However, in reality, it appears to be a strategic move to manipulate the judiciary and undermine its independence. Additionally, considering the government's previous attempts to amend the Constitution to subdue the courts, the latest decision to transfer judges from other federating units to the Islamab...