It's up to parliament to decide fate of military courts: DG ISPR

Pakistan Army spokesperson has said that it is up to parliament to decide if an extension should be granted to military courts. The tenure of military courts, which were established after the 2014 Peshawar attack, is set to expire in March. "The decision on military courts' extension rests with parliament," Inter-Services Public Relations spokesperson Major General Asif Ghafoor told Aaj News on Friday night.
He said lawmakers can decide on the fate of military courts "keeping in view the current [security] situation, and their impact". "We will do what parliament tells us," he said, adding that even previous extensions to military courts were given by the public representatives, and the decision has to be taken with consensus.