IMRAN ARIF RANJHA versus PUNJAB PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition at the upper age limit, the use of the rule restriction petitioner's complaint was that the government had the option of relaxing the candidates for official recruitment age and thus Relief from public employment was already extended to candidates, but not to candidates with public legitimacy, the cancellation of arbitrary authority and the satisfaction of public authority by the elements required for the safe and proper discharge of duties by public officials. Had the necessary attributes so that people could relax for the upper age range The candidates should be ignored. The result of the neglect and discretion of the concerned public authority that allowed it to control such matters by ignoring or refusing a decision in the matter. Option to amend the upper age limit of candidates from the public for the positions under consideration; Unless the relevant authority decides the issue, any recommendation of successful candidates by the Public Service Commission through the Provincial Government Will not be sent to. And that if the authority decides in favor of relaxation of age for the positions of candidates for public posts, a new recruitment was to be initiated, otherwise the Commission could send its prevention recommendations to the provincial government. Was given
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