LHC CJ asks lower judiciary to serve public or go home
By our correspondents
July 17, 2016
LAHORE: Chief Justice Lahore High Court Syed Mansoor Ali Shah has said that those judges who could not perform service to the public can go to home after quitting their job.
The LHC chief justice, while addressing judges of the lower courts thorough video link at the judicial Academy here on Saturday said that positive thinking and positive attitude was necessary for doing public service, and judges should use computer for positive work instead of watching movies on it.
He said that they forget past and look for future with positive thinking. He advised the judges to adopt manner of love and avoid the hate in the courts. He added that if he received any complaint against judges then they will have to go home.
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