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MAQSOOD ALAM, EX-A.S.-I. versus SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, HEADQUARTERS, LAHORE

R (B) (V) Punjab Service Tribunals Act (IX of 4 1974), Section 4 Appellate Appellant, who was serving as A Section I in the Police Department, punished for dismissal, disciplinary. The appellant, who was served on the dismissal on grounds, was banned from working after his service as the appeal filed by the appellant against his dismissal order was also dismissed by the trial tribunal's decision. Appeal was filed by the appellant, which was accepted by the High Court and the case was remanded in the service tribunal for judgment on merit. The indictment against the accused was given that he was involved in a criminal case, in which the appellant was charged, who was involved in the same criminal case, in which the appellant was also an accused. Was made, but was restored to a job because of a criminal case, and the appellant's appeal against the disapproval order with the accused was accepted and he was reinstated and the matter remanded to a competent authority. Given, with this direction, direct regular investigation into the matter, if deemed necessary. Then there's also a new order to be based on the inquiry. Report \ r \ n \ r \ n top advocate from Jhatta Bhutta lawyer