ISLAMABAD – Supreme Court of Pakistan revoked Islamabad High Court’s order that restricted Justice Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri from performing his judicial duties. Justice Tariq Jahangiri, whose law degree was recently canceled by Karachi University over allegations of “unfair means,” challenged the IHC’s September 16 ruling. It started when two-member IHC bench initially restrained Justice Jahangiri from judicial work, pending petition filed by lawyer Mian Dawood. The judge’s degree was revoked amid shocking revelations that he had never been enrolled at Islamia Law College in 1989 and had allegedly violated academic rules. Five High Court judges, including Jahangiri then knocked at Supreme Court’s door against divisional bench’s ruling.