SYED ALI SHAH BUKHARI versus CHIEF SECRETARY, GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB, LAHORE
Article 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Government employee, a Deputy District Attorney, must have retired from the job under the complaint / allegation, while he was appointed as such in the Additional District Judge's Court, Took Rs. 3,52,000 as a bribe in the name of the Presiding Officer, and thereby misconduct and corruption within the meaning of Section 3 (b) (c) of removing the Punjab from the Service (Special Powers) Ordinance, 2000 authorized authority. Compiled by Under the ordinance, the accused was ordered to initiate an inquiry against a civil servant and he was given a statement of charges. The public servant denied the inquiry officer his written defense, however the inquiry officer made a detailed inquiry. , Examined the testimony of both parties, and concluded that the accused was a civil servant accused and showed the competent authority a recommendation for his retirement, along with a copy of the report. Delivery of the notice to the civil servant after complying with Section 3 (2) of the Ordinance was given to the civil servant with compulsory retirement with all pension benefits: it was offered, against which He had filed an appeal before the service. The dismissed tribunal moved the Anti-Corruption Establishment against the civil servant, but they came under pressure from the witnesses and hope the bribe taken by the accused public servant will be returned when the anti-corruption The establishment not only stopped the proceedings. But under Section 182, PPC it was recommended to initiate proceedings against the complainant, the accused here
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