Arts 212 (3) Referees serving in Pakistan Absence of length of Rangers mismanagement Exclude from service without leave Applicant, who served as Rangers in Rangers in Pakistan, discharged on different dates Without absences, including a length of up to 2 years, 11 months. The applicant was charged for corruption for 5 days and after his dismissal by the applicant, the inquiry proceedings were terminated and the appeal filed by the applicant failed and the service tribunal. Earlier, his appeal was dismissed because he was absent due to unforeseen circumstances. That he had been wrongly involved in an FIR that caused his entire family to escape and there was no one who could inform his department, and immediately after his acquittal of the case his department No justification was provided for reporting this. The applicant had not notified his department for more than a week, despite his absence for a long period of 2 years, 11 months and 5 days, in which case the applicant was given The sentence was not unnecessary; the petitioner did not raise any question on public importance. Application for leave to appeal was dismissed under Article 212 (3) of the Constitution's warrant intervention.
