M. N. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Section 2 (h) Public Procurement Rules, 2004 RR 50 and 47 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application Development projects in the former Prime Minister's constituency were approved under his direction while he was in office for wrongful purchase plans. Disclosure of award-related award disclosure documents in violation of award purchase rules and regulations and loss of billions due to state treasury. The construction company (applicant) along with other parties also participated in the process of eligibility for underdeveloped development projects The process of eligibility to invite bids for the contract award, the Prime Minister suddenly issued a directive through which The projects were assigned to the National Logistics Cell (NLC), a construction company owned by the Prime Minister, used arbitrarily. The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority Ordinance, 2002 was in violation of the Public Procurement Rules, 2004, except that a non-transparent mechanism was adopted, for the review project development plans for the constituency from which the former Prime Minister was a member. The National Assembly was elected, and he was a candidate in the future. Prior to that constituency election, the process of pre-qualification in elections began with the publication of notices in newspapers, which did not fall in the category of topical newspapers, the National Logistics Cell (NLC), which was a government agency, Failed to qualify for projects. Both projects were assigned to the National Logistics Cell (NLC) at the then Prime Minister's directive that it is a government organization with further instructions for transferring funds, recently
