MUHAMMAD YOUSAF versus PAKISTAN RAILWAYS, HEADQUARTERS OFFICE, LAHORE
Article 2A4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Service Tribunals Act 1973 (Maintaining the Constitution Application) The complaint of temporary employees on the daily wages of temporary employees is that despite having been in employment for more than three years, the authorities refused. The administration denied that permanent employees claimed that after entering Section 2A in the Tribal Service Tribunals Act, 1973, it was only through the service tribunal play taken by the applicants that the applicants' grievances could be resolved. Even after adding section 2A to the Act 1973 However, he was excluded from the definition of a \ public servant and his case was exempt because he was a worker. In view of the Supreme Court-approved decision on the title of GM, National Bank of Pakistan and others in the name of Abdul Aziz and others, reported as 2002 PLC (C Section 18), even those workers Those who filed petitions before the Labor Courts that were decided and the appeals ended before the Labor Appellate Tribunal lapsed. The service to persons working under Section 2A of the Service Tribunals Act, 1973 The only cure was before the service tribunal petitioners were exempted from going to the service tribunal petition.
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