ZAFAR IQBAL versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH FEDERAL SECRETARY
Section 9 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional appointment of the Principal to the position of acting Principal on the charge / temporary basis of civil service appointment (Registration of the Principal of Stoop National College of Arts) The College Principal's office was without regular receipt. ? During this period during the last three years, various faculty members of the college were appointed by the office-bearers on the charge / temporary basis on the basis of their respective supplementary date to be directed to the competent authority. He should appoint a principal of the principal. By informing / circulating the result in the light of the summary presented to the Prime Minister, the College supported regular appointments in government positions to justify such an appointment, instead of acting charge principals for more than three years. Thrown in the middle. The pending college had not regulated principals for more than three years and had been resorting to such temporary arrangements. Such governing insensitivity and posture was reflected, even if temporary appointment to the principal's office. To do so, it is necessary to ensure that the eligibility criteria are met permanently only if the eligibility and qualifications for this position have been reached to a higher level so that the appropriate candidate further qualifies. Search can be justified. The summary presented to the Prime Minister about the appointment of a regular principal did not reveal that the candidates proposed by the panel selection committee of the trio were already with the federal government. That the candidates were finalized after the post-election inquiry by the selection committee.
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