KAMRAN ASGHAR versus BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, D.G. KHAN AND OTHERS
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 199 Constitutional application to cancel the result of innocence by the admission test students at the educational institution Medical College The candidate passed the Intermediate examination by cheating and was admitted to the Medical College along with the secondary board candidate. And at the time of the examination, it was spread that he had suppressed the material fact of appearing before the examination and a cause notice was issued to the candidate by the board, but in all likelihood he did not appear before the board. As a result, the result was canceled. The candidate raised by the board was that he was innocent and did not intend to make a false statement. The candidate had consciously chosen the path of cheating for the purpose of improving his marks in the examination and it was hoped that the candidate would escape the place. Caught and his convictions were brought to the OM, he could not be allowed to seek refuge behind the artificial veil of innocence. The candidate resorted to lies, misrepresentation and deception, and for his personal ambitions and law , The candidate had improved his score by lowering his moral standards for which he had done so. The entry and termination of the medical profession justified the illegal and immoral means that the candidate applied for in the great medical profession, naturally, such a candidate was disqualified from entering such a moral profession. The High Court had refused to interfere with the order. Secondary board
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