SECRETARY, EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB, LAHORE versus SHAZIA ABBAS
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 185 (3) and 212 (3) Termination of service of public servants A government employee filed a constitutional petition against termination of his services, which he rejected. The only course that was open was to refer a public servant to the service tribunal to resolve their grievances, however, in the intra-court appeal, however, rejecting the order to dismiss the constitutional petition, declaring that the High Court's jurisdiction And that the public servant shall be considered to be present in the service. Legal applicants requested that the public servant, being a public servant, open the way for them to challenge the termination of their services before the service tribunal had jurisdiction under Article 212 of the Constitution. Was banned from restraining the jurisdiction of the High Court. The dismissal of the service may be challenged before the service tribunal or the constitution was competent before the High Court HC Rao Mohammad Yousuf Khan, Advocate on record for the applicants.
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