The Lahore High Court (LHC) has approved new assignments for three district and sessions judges, placing their services at the federal government’s disposal. The decision, approved by Chief Justice Aalia Neelum, involves appointments to special and banking courts across Punjab.
The latest judicial changes will take effect on November 13, 2026. Meanwhile, the newly appointed judges must report their compliance to the relevant authorities after assuming their responsibilities.
LHC Announces Appointments of Three Sessions Judges
According to an official notification issued on Thursday, the LHC has approved three appointments to different judicial positions.
The notification identifies the judges and their new assignments as follows:
- Naveed Akhtar: Appointed as presiding officer of the Special Court (Officers Banks-II), Lahore.
- Muhammed Ajmal Khan Raja: Assigned to the Banking Court in Sialkot.
- Tajjamul Hussain: Appointed to the Banking Court in Sahiwal.
These appointments place all three judges in new roles within the federal judicial structure.
New Judicial Assignments to Take Effect on November 13
The notification directs the three judges to assume their respective positions by November 13, 2026.
Furthermore, they must submit compliance reports to the relevant authorities after taking charge of their new assignments.
The appointments follow approval from LHC Chief Justice Aalia Neelum, marking an administrative change involving three judicial positions across Punjab.
The new assignments will bring Naveed Akhtar, Muhammed Ajmal Khan Raja and Tajjamul Hussain into their respective special and banking court roles.
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