MUDASSAR KHAN versus INSPECTOR-GENERAL POLICE, PUNJAB
Arts 7 (3) and 112 Assistant Sub Inspector (Appointment, Promotion and Terms of Service) Rules, 2011 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Appointment of Assistant Sub Inspector in the Department of Constitution (Appointment, Development and Terms of Service) Regulations, 2011 Under the order of the Police Order, 2002, applications for development were sought in the department, with the assistant sub inspector having a clean record of the service graduate constables and head constables. Assistant Sub Inspector (Appointment, Promotion and Terms of Service) Rules, as designated by the Department for Department Development in the Graduate Constables and Head Constables of the Service under the Assistant Sub Inspector (Appointment, Promotion and Terms of Service) Rules, 2011 , 2011 to 18 years to 35 years of service and three years. Under Article 7 (3) of the Police Order 2002, the candidate was challenged by the constables that the ultimate law of the virus was the virus, the candidate of the constables was of opinion that the second time, in Article 7 (3) of the police Age range was not provided. Order, 2002, but when the authorities enacted so-called rules, the upper age limit was set to 35 years, which was in direct conflict with the provisions of the major law entered under Article 7 (3), the police order 2002. The second time, there was no age limit. Up to 25% of the quota of assistant sub inspector was provided for departmental development, but it was stated that the development in the department was made under the rules and selection by appropriate government service. Clean service record is available from the Constitution Commission Graduate Constables or Head Constables under the provisions of Article 1212 of the Police Order 2002, asking the provincial police officer to obtain government approval.
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