SALEEM AHMED KHAN versus G.M. (OPERATIONS), PAKISTAN RAILWAYS, LAHORE
Removal of sections 3, 5 (4) and 10 of the Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), section 4 service, the appellant was fined a substantial amount of removal from the job after issuing a show cause notice, but was charged Without regular inquiry against The sheer corruption, incompetence and corruption of the appellant denied the allegations leveled against her and accused the authority of conducting a proper investigation to establish the charges against her. It is right to appeal a personal hearing before imposing a large fine. It was a violation of the prerequisite of the procedure under which the competent authority withdrew the inquiry under section 5 (4) of section 5 of the Service (Special Powers) Ordinance 2000, but no reason for such delivery was recorded. Was not initiated by the Authority on the basis of reasonable inquiry into the mandatory retirement penalty from the service of the appellant irrespective of setting the allegations which could provide the appellant an opportunity to defend him. The impugning authority to impose penalties on the appellant was assigned to the authority, however appropriate / formal This inquiry will be within its rights, which may be completed within six months. The outcome of the inquiry will depend on the applicant
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