KHURSHID ALI JUNEJO versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Arts 212 (3) and 199 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), section 409 of the Prevention of Corruption Act (III of 1947), section 5 (2) appeal against the order of the Constitutional Services Tribunal Forum by the High Court Instead of prioritizing appeals to the Supreme Court Maintenance Affiliate / Applicant, who served in the Food Department, was alleged to have initiated proceedings against the accused in the illegal bags of wheat and An FIR was also lodged against him after which the accused was removed from the job. The proceedings and its appeal were dismissed. The Service Tribunal turned the dismissal of the accused into a compulsory retirement, however, the charges against them in the FIR were acquitted, and as a result the hearing of the plea before the Department was restored. Instead of prioritizing appeals before the Supreme Court, which was ignored by the service tribunal by application, and because the court proceedings were quite different from criminal proceedings, legal status could only be appealed to the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction when No other appropriate remedy is provided for in the law, by the order of the service tribunal The defendant was treated with a felony. Under Article 212 (3) of the Constitution, criminal action against the accused for filing an appeal before the Supreme Court under Article 212 (3) of the Constitution was abolished. Extraordinary and co-ordinated constitutional petitions against the departmental proceedings initiated against him were rejected in the circumstances.
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