Arts 10 (2) and 10 (3) Police Rules, 1934, RR 13 5, 13 6 and 13 7 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Promotion Petitioners challenged the Standing Order issued under Police Order 2002, which contained 60% Numbers are required. The applicant was told about the B-1 course entry test that the order to amend the rules of Police Rules, Regulations 13 5, 13 6 and 13 7 of 1934 was illegal, the primary literacy for the candidates. The basic level B1 course list did not mention any further need for development and in 1934 the basic rate literacy could have been high enough to be able to read and write simple sentences, however at that time and by this standard Stability cannot be sustained according to. In the present era, the ability and the elements of knowledge can be introduced to test the simple level of literacy and understanding. The entry test in question was a multiple choice test, which was simple and was diagnosed along with the title. Understanding the facts and knowledge articles that have been successfully implemented for the last ten years without any objection, the contentious department's practice itself said that it constituted an appropriate field for the process to continue, and this led to management policies. The reason for this was explained. In this case, 60% of the pass numbers did not have any relevance, however, the candidate who was expected from the candidate was the relevant object, so that the objection taken by the applicant was merely a formal nature until the examination. Levels will be limited to basic knowledge, eligibility for the passing B1 course for passing marks did not violate the Police Rules, 1934,
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