NABI BUX versus SASO BOARD THROUGH MANAGING DIRECTOR SASO
Applicant after serving with show cause notice on RR 4 (2), 10 and 10A Sindh Service Tribunals Act (XV of 1973), restoration of refund of dismissal of section 4 service, dismissal of employment. Was severely punished. Instead of challenging his dismissal order before the appropriate appellate authority, he was found guilty of defrauding a large sum of appellants, and then submitted a petition to the then chief minister, who, on a summary note, sent them Submitted to the Service Response Board, the Appointments restored orders, however, they decided to withdraw the Appellant's restoration order against which they had filed the Chief Minister's Appeal while the Sindh Government employees (talent and Discipline) was authorized to call under R10A of the Rules 1973, to resume any action under the Rules. Checking and checking the card, for the purpose of finding someone or fixing fines, etc., satisfies itself. Under sub-rule (2) of sub-rule 2 of R10A of the said rules, the order imposed by the chief minister after a period of six months from the date of communication with the public servant cannot be modified if the appeal Is not preferred. After more than five years had passed, more than five years had passed since the order of dismissal of his job, the order of the chief minister, restoration of his job, no appeal could have been declared as lawful and legitimate chief minister. Violation of the rules was mandatory. Since appellant admitted his guilt, since appellant confessed to his guilt, conducting regular interrogation was not deadly, if at all.
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