MUHAMMAD RAMEEZ versus QUAID-E-AZAM MEDICAL COLLEGE, BAHAWALPUR
Article 199 Constitution Petition Educational Jurisdiction Disciplinary Committee has asked the applicant (last year student of the MBB section) to deport from the college rolls for two years and during that period, in the college and hostel premises. Accuracy records to prevent admission showed that throughout the course of admission to the MBB section, the applicant had caused problems and problems in the college and had repeatedly committed serious misconduct within the college. I was found involved and has committed a number of criminal proceedings against the principal and teachers, Pete Yessner was expelled from the hostel and college several times, but failed to improve his conduct; the petitioner had repeatedly tried to provoke the politeness of the female students, and by such conduct and behavior , The reputation of the petitioner was badly injured by the College, from which it was removed to provide. Protect other students and maintain discipline as stipulated The Standard Dispensary Committee did not commit any illegal or irregularities in approving the unlawful order. The High Court dismissed the constitutional petition by observing it. It was held that if the applicant submitted an unconditional waiver, the authorities could sympathize with the matter in the jurisdiction of the parent.
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