SADDAR-UD-DIN versus GOVERNMENT OF BALOCHISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, COMMUNICATION AND WORKS DEPARTMENT QUETTA
Section 17 of the Balochistan Service Tribunals Act (V 1974), Section 4 Basic Rules, FR No. 53 Salaries, Appellant was appointed Junior Engineer in the Civil Works Directorate after it was stated that the Directorate had been appointed for communication and construction. Merged into the department, the appellant submitted his arrival. The appellant's report to the secretary, communications and department works department was involved in criminal cases and after being released on bail, he succumbed to a serious cancer illness and because he failed to attract his salary. , Authorities failed to release appellant's salaries. The accuracy record revealed that after the appellant's arrest, an inquiry was ordered by the then Chief Secretary and a inquiry committee was constituted, despite the inquiry order that no concrete action was taken on the pretext. Appellant could not be located. The Inquiry Committee or the relevant department was not known, the publication may have been under the provisions of the Expedition and Discipline Line Rules, 1992, in the paper it was assumed that the appellant had been in judicial custody for a long time and had begun a departmental proceeding. The services could be served by the jail authority, the appellant who was a civil servant and suspended was entitled. Applicants were instructed to pay salaries for all the privileges required under FR 53 of the Basic Rules Authority.
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