The Federal Commission of Pakistan (FCCP) has reinstated three Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) judges in Sindh province who were previously removed by the Sindh government. This decision reverses the government's action taken against the judges. Details surrounding the initial removal remain largely undisclosed, though it sparked debate about judicial independence in Sindh. The FCCP’s reinstatement signals its authority in matters relating to judicial appointments and dismissals within the province. This move underscores the importance of maintaining the integrity and impartiality of the judicial system in combating terrorism in Sindh. Legal experts suggest the reinstatement will likely lead to further scrutiny of the original dismissal process. The judges will resume their duties in various ATC locations across Sindh province.