Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 49 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Changes in the History of Employment At the end of government employment when the retirement age from employment was approaching, the district wanted to change its employment history through employment. ? The magistrate changed the date of his birth from the relevant birth register and, based on the latest recorded entries, sought the correction of age in his service record as a Senior Police Officer of the Matriculation Certificate Registration (civil servant). Which was denied. The service tribunal dismissed appeals against public servants for refusing to correct their service records. Legislative service rules were clearly valid within two years of admission to the service, and a logical public servant generally could not be allowed to wake up from deep sleep and announce a dramatic change. Was. Its date of birth; when the Service Tribunal properly considered all the facts and aspects of the case and gave reasons for the lack of relief, the legality and conclusions reached by the Service Tribunal were discussed Were not involved in the development of defective, illegal or unlawful tendencies under which unsubstantiated claims are being sought. In this regard, the complaint filed by a public servant to raise the error in the history of fake or manipulative retirement did not raise any specific question regarding the law of public importance. Was denied permission to do
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