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DR. MUHAMMAD ASLAM KHAKI versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 D Association of Islam Engraver of Engineering and Technology, Lahore Act (V of 1974), Sections 23 & 42; Bahauddin Zakaria University Act (III of 1975), Sections 25 & 43; University of Agriculture Faisalabad Act (XII of 1973), Sections 24 & 42; Gomal University Act (X of 1974), Sections 21 and 39; NWFP University of Engineering and Technology Ordinance (XIII of 1980), Sections 14 and 35; Frontier Agricultural University Ordinance (I of 1981), Sections 14 and 35; University of Punjab Act (IX of 1973), Sections 25 and 43; Islamia University, Bahawalpur Act (IV of 1975); Sections 24 and 42 and University of Peshawar Act (1975). II) , Sections 21 and 39 Applicants argued that the Vice-Chancellor of the University could not legally be allowed to attend, after imposing a punishment on the guilty employees of the University itself. The meeting of the syndicate at the time of his appeal decision, that would be equivalent to making the Vice-Chancellor Judge in his own hands, which would lead to unpleasant, but unacceptable results. That, as the head of the administration of the Vice-Chancellor University, could probably have a co-operative influence on the members of the syndicate who were subordinate to it, and that the final decision of the syndicate would violate the integration of Islam. The applicants prayed that the relevant provisions of the unlawful legislation against the integration of Islam should be declared as the resultant directive was given to the concerned provincial government so that they could be properly amended so that the discipline of Islam. Act in accordance with It was from the universities that since the employee against the decision of the syndicate was now in front of the university chancellor under the relevant provisions. registration advocate from Kallat lawyer