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SHER BAHADUR, DE PTCL, PESHAWAR versus PTCL

Sections 8 and 10 of Pakistan Telecommunications (Reorganization) Act (XVII of 1996), Section 36 (2) of Pakistan Telecommunications Corporation Service Regulations, 1994, paras 4 19 (Part III) and 4 20 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973). , Arts 199 & 212 Constitution Promotion Power of Engineering Council Pakistan Engineering Council has the power to decide whether a particular qualification can be equated with any other educational qualification. But the Council did not have the power to say that a government employee / employee who has special educational qualifications could not be promoted from a particular party to the only government / department can decide whether The promotion of a particular ability to a particular development will be considered sufficient. A grade-to-grade service is operated by PTCL employees, which means that people who were not registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council cannot be denied promotion to higher grades. That the respondents do not have engineering degrees. The divisional engineer's position could not be promoted, not by any force, as approval of such application would be equivalent to a refusal to develop fellow engineers who served the telegraph and telephone department prior to the applicant's appointment. Were involved The service was that over time, an employee would be expected to meet the required conditions laid down by the relevant department and their development in the next upper class would not be due to the registration of the defendants in the Pakistan Engineering Council only, They cannot be taken advantage of for development which is outside the domain of the Pakistan Engineering Council. Capacity to develop immigration advocate from Timergara lawyer