TARIQ MEHMOOD BHATTI versus SECRETARY, EXCISE AND TAXATION, GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB, LAHORE
Rr 3 (a) and 4 (1) (b) (i) Apply the basic rules, R 29 Punjab Service Tribunals Act, (IX of 1974), Section 4 lower-stage reduction penalties Appellate penalty minimum phase , The appellants were charged with failing to properly monitor their jurisdiction and to investigate illicit liquor production, sale and misuse. Appellants were further accused of failing to withhold security measures. Before the incident took place, 42 people were taken to the hospital to catch criminals and a number of people were admitted to the hospital, with the respondents admitting that the appellant should have prevented and detained the excise crime. The assignment was an additional duty, which was primarily in charge of the recovery of the property. No additional staff, transportation or funds were provided to the tax appellant's aforementioned intelligence network. Whatever was produced during the disciplinary proceedings to prove that the person who died from drinking alcoholic liquor said that alcohol was purchased from their respective areas of responsibility, various inquiries from the newspaper Also failed to investigate who identified the incidents. While 42 people were reportedly sentenced to death for illicit / toxic alcohol use, which was illegal for them to take action against, the authorized authority did not mention that, Violation, 29 The nomination order was kept separately on the date of its release
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