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IFTIKHARULLAH KHAN, SUB DIVISIONAL OFFICER versus THE SERCRETARY, IRRIGATION AND POWER DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB, LAHORE

Section 11 Punjab Civil Servants (Appointments and Regulations) Rules, 1974, R10 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution of the Petitioner, without any notice on the basis of the present charge, was in dispute regarding the preparation of the sanitary list. As a public servant, it was that they were promoted on the basis of current charges and were not retained on the basis of promotion of their sanity when preparing a seniority list where the current charge against the stop gap management of a public servant. Was deployed on the basis of such a citizen without a servant under R10 (b) of the Punjab Civil Servants Act (Appointment and Conditions) Rules 1974 Otis may be returned, in the present case there was no case of public servants and the sanitary lists were prepared by the department in accordance with the rules. The High Court refused to issue any direction to the authorities for consideration. Constitutional application for promotion of public servants was ignored by ignoring the list female advocates from Haripur lawyer