The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ruled that it lacks jurisdiction to hear appeals and bail petitions in National Accountability Bureau (NAB) cases, with such matters now falling under the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) according to amendments to the NAB law. Sections 32 and 32A of the NAB law, along with Articles 175A and 175F of the Constitution, formalize this transfer of authority to the FCC, including all pending NAB matters. The decision directly affects Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, whose bail petition and related appeals previously before the Supreme Court will now be heard by the FCC. The ruling was issued by a three-member bench led by Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar and confirms that the FCC will adjudicate principal NAB appeals and bail petitions going forward. This shift marks a significant realignment of appellate power in accountability cases and consolidates them under the Constitutional Court.