FARRUKH RIAZ versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB THROUGH HOME SECRETARY, CIVIL SECRETARIAT, LAHORE
R3 (V) Police Rules, 1934, R126 Police Order (22 of 2002), Arts 7 (3), 112 and 185 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 8 (1) (2) and 199 Appointment of Assistant Sub in the Constitution In connection with the appointment of Assistant Sub Inspectors, Inspector Police relaxed the age limit, facilitated the completion of the age limit of 18 to 25 years for all candidates and provided that no relaxation of age was given, The candidates, who were employed by the Police Department, met all the eligibility criteria for participation in the elections, in addition to meeting the age limit specified in the advertisement, under which recruitment of Punjab Government employees (upper) Age relaxation) The age limit relaxation was requested under the Rules 1976 Rules. Recruitment of Punjab Government Employees (relaxation of the upper age limit) Rules, 1976, was removed by special provisions of R12 6 of Police Rules, 1934, in which the fixed age of 18 to 25 candidates was recruited. The year was done The Open Competition Police Order, 2002 and the Police Rules, Assistant Sub Inspectors' designation by the Public Service Commission in 1934, were special rules governing the terms of service in the subordinate ranks of the police force, while the Civil Servants Act, 1974; and Accordingly, the rules made under it were generally in force, which did not exclude the terms and conditions of service of such officers of the police force, which were classified as constitutions for the above classification. ? 1) (2) According to the Constitution Police Order 2002, and the Special Rules of Police Rules, 1934, which are responsible for the care of the public, basic rights under the Constitution were not available to members of the police force. ? Proper payment of these duties
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