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AISHA RAHMAN versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH

Prospectus for Medical Colleges for Sindh, 1996, Rule 2 and 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application of a student of medical order to another college, relaxing the relevant rules by the Government, Although she was allowed to transfer, the medical college was mildly special in the rules, and even though she was studying in classes at that college, the principal of the college was not enrolling in the relevant register and The other record of the students entering the college was the doctor who took the petition. Medical doctors based in the province occupied the reserved seat reserved for children in the category category, and therefore could not take advantage of Prospectus R2, which allowed migrants for a variety of reasons, including those entering specific seats. According to R3 of the prospectus, even though the situation has the power to relax, such a course can be adopted in the \ specific. After the case was not filed by the government, the court had to conclude that it could not be in favor of the applicant, while the applicant himself did not come up with any justification. While dismissing the petitioner's constitutional petition, the High Court had directed the Secretary Health to write in writing within 15 days asking what were the circumstances which forced him to pass the emigration order? At the request of the applicant that he may not be able to go back and continue his education in his real medical college. By migrating to the destination, the Secretary of Health was instructed to do the wrong thing jobs for advocates from Pasni lawyer