ENGINEER IQBAL ZAFAR JHAGRA versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Section 8, 7 (2) (a), 6 (2) (Q), 3 (2) and the Constitutional Application for Natural Gas (Production and Marketing Rules), 1992, R13 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 184 (3). / Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Pricing Practices, Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), Scope Under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution pertaining to the Duty Pricing Process / Formula for Different Items / Human Rights matter. Consumer price formulas listed in Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) were arbitrarily determined and the operating cost of CNG stations quoted from accounts without CNG stations, in accordance with the law and without. According to a Memorandum of Understanding between the book, the Government and CNG Association and CNG Station owners said the Memorandum of Understanding said that CNG plans to fix the price across the country for a certain period. And is reviewed through a consistent consultation process between the parties. Setting the CNG sales price on an annual basis in this way represents a clear violation of the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), which accepts the primary responsibility for CNG pricing, even That the memorandum of the party was not even a party. Understanding the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), instead of intervening to protect the public interest, opted to implement only this Memorandum of Understanding, which discharged its duties explicitly and protected its interests. But abandoned its legal role. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) envisions making freelance citizens an independent institution
