MUHAMMAD SHAHID ALAM versus THE PROVINCIAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION
Sections 23, 62, 63 and 197 of the Town Nazim's suspension, in which allegations of corruption, negligence or misconduct were granted by the province's chief executive, justified the extradition of the Town Nazim. Empowered by the Chief Executive to act on his own end, in the external memory or under any action against the provisions of the Town Nazim of Section 197 of the Sindh Local Government Ordinance 2001, bypassing the course provided in the ordinance. This style cannot be expanded, expanded or interpreted to create. 2001, the Town Nazim was called back externally or internally and the entire fiber of the ordinance could not take direct action against the Town Nazim where the Sindh Local Government Ordinance 2001 took such action against the Town Nazim. Not allowed, then seriously such a move by the chief executive will not be legalized or endorsed.
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