Article 212 (3) discussing the issue of counting the initial service of a public servant when considering his move to public servants, he was appointed as Social Welfare Officer at BPS 16 in the provincial government on 24 6 1967. Was appointed as the Labor Officer BPS 16) and continued on Wapda Dept 10, 1981, where he continued till 3 198 1983 Wapda completed his deputation to a civil servant. Absorbed in his service afterwards. The first appointment of a person was made at BPS 16 or to be counted as a service at B17 for the length of service below half of his service. That WAPDA has acknowledged that under the Punjab Government the former applicant's services will be counted as a qualifying service for the pension without any interruption, and that he has earned leave from the date of initial appointment. Deserve the benefits of. There was no reason for the government and when Wapda agreed to count on pensions and other benefits, it could not consider moving their initial services to the government.
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