The plaintiffs have no justification to snatch lawful right of common people to perform Hajj at economical Hajj package as compared to expensive Hajj packages introduced and announced by the plaintiffs.Express Tribune reports on the court's decision.
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Monday, June 19, 2017
Pakistan Court Upholds Reduction In Private Operators' Hajj Quotas
Again this year in Pakistan, Hajj quotas have become the subject of litigation. In Hajj Organizers Association of Pakistan v. Federation of Pakistan, (High Ct. Sindh, June 16, 2017), the High Court of Sindh at Karachi rejected a challenge to the reduction in the quota of Private Hajj Sector organizers from 50% to 40% of Pakistan‟s allocated quota. The change was made so that an increased number of government sponsored lower-cost Hajj trips could be provided. The court said in part: