Article 184 (3) of the National Reconciliation Ordinance (LX of 2007), the Proposed National Accountability Ordinance (XVIII of 1999), proposal and section 6 (b) (i) by Article 184 (3) of the Constitution by the Supreme Court itself. Appointment of convicted persons in government departments, disobeying and following the Supreme Court's directive in the case of Dr. Mubashar Hassan v. Federation of Pakistan (PLD 2010 SC 265). Clear and specific instructions were issued to the federal government and others in the case of Dr Mobasheer Hassan v Federation of Pakistan (PLD 2010 SC 265), which the court submitted to the reports submitted by the National Accountability Bureau (Bureau). Needed to be implemented and implemented immediately. The issue of appointment of convicted persons in public departments, despite clear instructions issued by the Supreme Court, was utterly unsatisfactory and an attempt has been made by the reports to screen, shield and all persons present in the government offices. In order to protect the questions involved in the recruitment / promotion of convicted persons, these questions showed that a clear conclusion was drawn about the lack of criminal intent of all concerned and those involved. Even after conducting a formal investigation or investigation, the Supreme Court found that the chairman of the bureau decided to take the court over the head of the court instead of following the directions of the Supreme Court. That the federal government and the bureau were not serious about this matter and that the concerned people were only interested in the delay and length of another excuse. At the federal level, the ruling coalition (the president), the prime minister and the federal minister of law, justice and justice
