The recent legislative spree by the ruling government has raised serious concerns about the state of democratic norms and parliamentary oversight. While the government claims that this move will bring stability and continuity, it raises questions about the balance of power between the civilian and military establishments. Moreover, the expansion of the judiciary, particularly the higher courts, raises concerns about the independence of the judiciary and its ability to check the executive. The government’s legislative agenda has been marked by a series of controversial decisions that have eroded democratic norms and undermined the rule of law. It is imperative that the government engages in meaningful dialogue with the opposition and civil society to address the concerns raised by these legislative measures.