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Lawyer Burns Coat in Protest Over Delayed Ruling in Hyderabad Court Case

October 13, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

HYDERABAD: A lawyer in Hyderabad set his coat ablaze in a dramatic protest against the prolonged delay in a court ruling that has been pending for 11 months. The incident occurred outside the local court, where the lawyer expressed frustration over the lack of judicial progress in his client’s case.

The lawyer, who has not been named, stated that the continuous postponement of the verdict is not only a personal grievance but also a reflection of the broader issues plaguing the judicial system in Pakistan. He emphasized that such delays undermine public trust in the legal framework and hinder access to justice for ordinary citizens.

This protest highlights the growing concerns regarding the efficiency of the judiciary in Pakistan, where many cases linger in limbo for extended periods. Legal experts argue that such delays can lead to significant repercussions, including increased frustration among citizens and potential violations of their rights.

In response to the protest, legal associations are expected to convene to discuss measures to address the backlog of cases and improve the judicial process. Observers are keenly watching how this incident will influence ongoing discussions about judicial reforms in the country.