The text of Article 184 (3) stipulates that for the Court to have original jurisdiction on an issue, it first needs to be of public importance. Secondly, that issue must involve a violation of fundamental rights that are enshrined within the first chapter of the second part of the Pakistani Constitution.
Yes, Article 184(3) of the Constitution of Pakistan gives the Supreme Court the power to enforce fundamental rights in matters of public importance. This power is called original jurisdiction.
