The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has recalled expansive Supreme Court orders from 2018 and 2019 that led to the demolition of the 15-storey Nasla Tower in Karachi.

The court emphasized that judicial authority should not overstep into provincial governance matters, stating that the original orders lacked proper legal foundation.The decision highlights a legal debate between the judiciary and provincial governments over administrative powers.

The Nasla Tower, a prominent landmark, was demolished following a controversial ruling by the Supreme Court, which faced criticism for overstepping its role.

The FCC's ruling underscores the importance of due process and legal accountability, marking a significant moment in Pakistan's legal landscape.

The case also raises questions about the balance of power between different branches of government and the implications for urban development policies.