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DR. ABRAR MAQBOOL versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

For appointment of candidates / candidates for advertisement under section 33 Health Department (Medical and Dental Teaching Posts) Service Rules, 1979, Schedule II Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 143 and 1991 Constitution Public Service Commission advertisement The Assistant Professors of Surgery filed petitions for such appointment petitioners, but declined to be interviewed on the basis that because of their two per cent number in the MB, B section, they were referred to the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations, Could not be interviewed in 1985. Under Section 33 of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Ordinance, 1962, if a candidate was eligible and had the required experience, the merit will be decided with regard to the priorities and the first priority was the teaching experience, the second priority was practical. Post-Graduation and Third Priority Experience was Practical Experience Prior to Post-Graduation Provincial Government requested that according to the Punjab Health Department (Medical and Dental Teaching Posts) Rules, 1979, to give priority to education or practical experience developed by Pakistan. There is no provision in relation to. In the exercise of powers under the Medical and Dental Council, Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Ordinance, 1962, which was a federal constitution, the Department of Health Punjab (Medical and Dental Teaching Posts) contradicted the provisions of the Service Rules 1979, which was a provincial law. Accepting the constitutional request, the Constitution has to give way to the Federal Constitution in view of the provisions of Article 143 of the High Court, it has been directed that the Public Service Commission applicants / candidates strictly comply with the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations 1985. Observe property advocate from Khushal Kot lawyer