GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB versus MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN
Rr 4 (1) (a) (b) and 18 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) changed the minor sentence imposed by the authorized officer by the amending authority (Secretary of Government of Punjab, Agriculture Department). The two largest steps in reducing the time scale were the Service Tribunal, which issued a review order to the department that the authority / officer's order could not be considered sacrosanct, but changed or altered by the government. While the Supreme Court exercised the approved jurisdiction. Appeal to consider this dispute as well as the question of whether the Secretary can exercise the appellate authority as well as the powers of the amending authority, and if so, whether he is in the interest of fairness, fair play and justice or no.
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