Section 27 (5A) Capital Development Authority Employees Service Regulations, 1992 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 25 and 1991 Constitution Promotion Registered Engineers `B.Sc. Civil Engineering \ and` B Tech (Hons) petitioners' discrimination The complaint was that civil engineering was not equivalent to B-Tech (Hons) and that the respondents were promoted illegally instead of being valid only registered and appointed professional engineers to carry out professional engineering work. Such a right was affirmed by an amendment to the Capital Development Authority employees. Service Regulations, 1992, Appointment of engineers unqualified for professional engineering work was a clear violation of the law and the violator can be punished under the same law, the authorities are unprofessional, unregistered and non-graduates. Could not promote those who had diplomas and BTech certificates. By no means is it equivalent to a professional engineering degree against a postsecondary, with a bachelor's degree in professional engineers and a diploma in associate engineering not equivalent to a BSc (civil engineering), so they have to be assigned to these engineers. Could not have been registered with the Engineering Engineering Authority in Pakistan. The Pakistan Engineering Council did not register only the disciplinary engineers as there was a specific post for the engineers; the registration with the Pakistan Engineering Council was mandatory if the authorities promoted the persons not only in violation of the Pakistan Engineering Council. Act, 1976, and the Capital Development Authority Employees Service Regulations, 1992 but also a violation of fundamental rights,
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