Six out of eight judges at the Islamabad High Court have written a letter to Pakistan's Chief Justice. They have accused the country's spy agency - ISI - of intimidating them and meddling in judicial matters. The letter narrates seven instances including abduction and torture of relatives, and bugging of bedrooms. The same Islamabad High Court has twice suspended jail sentences of former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan in a corruption case linked to the state treasury. Will this standoff lead to a constitutional crisis in Pakistan? What has the government done to address the concerns of these six judges? Palki Sharma tells you.
