says that after the Amendment, looking at all the nominations that have been made for different high courts; it is clear that it has become a free-for-all elections accompanied by lobbying among candidates proposed by judges, candidates proposed for their political affiliations and candidates proposed by some JCP members at the behest of intelligence agencies. The rules framed do not provide for proper scrutiny, and given the post-26th Amendment composition of the JCP, it seems clear that candidates proposed by political parties and intelligence agencies shall enjoy primacy," says Barrister Salahuddin Ahmed.