MUHAMMAD BASHIR versus SCRUTINY COMMITTEE, DU NYAPUR THROUGH CHAIRMAN/CONVENER
Article 199 Constitutional Request Chief Minister's Program for Allotment of Land to Landless Peasants Following a drawdown by the Provincial Government of Scratney Committee, 2003, to the applicant under a notification to issue land allotment to eligible applicants. The allotment of houses, however, has been found to be viable and successful. The first drawdown was conducted by the Scrotney Committee, but after the second drawdown due to the former MPA's non-organization in the District Supervisory Committee under notification verification, its allotment to the defendant, not during the first draw action. So no fraud was charged and neither was the applicant. It was found that he was found ineligible to apply for the allotment. The Scrutiny Committee did not allege that it was not set up in a timely manner, selecting individuals for the allotment, drawing a lot in the presence of the Scrutiny Committee in the open courtyard. What was to be done because of this could reveal the eligibility of an applicant after the advertised object. If raised in an open courtyard, it had to be disposed of by the Scrutiny Committee to complain against any action of the Scrutiny Committee, which was to be forwarded to the District Supervisory Committee, in which the former MPA was nominated by the Chief Minister, No complaint was ever made against the Scrutiny Committee process in this case, so there was no question. There was never a reference to the District Supervisory Committee stage to complain against such nominee for such nominee when, after the High Court declared it illegal, the second drawdown proceedings began.
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