MUHAMMAD FAISAL KHAN versus SECRETARY (HEALTH), GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB, LAHORE
Arts 199, 2A, 4 and 25 Constitution Petition Civil Service Regularization Service Petitioners, who have been employees of Clause IV, have been performing their duties for over 2 years and the authorities are periodically extending their service contracts. The 89-day employees were instructed by the authorities to work on a manual basis. There was no complaint against them and they were fulfilling their duties to the satisfaction of the authorities. Authorities advertised various posts for recruiters for Class IV and the applicants were instructed to apply for their respective positions. Submit new requests. As a service when they have been working on their respective posts of applicants (hospital employees) for the last two years without any breaks, their services were in dire need of the authorities and they were of a special kind to the cardiac patients. Provided medical care. The number of contracting employees regularized the services, but applicants were denied their legitimate right to become permanent employees; such action by the authorities under their Articles 2A, 4 and 25 of the constitution Guarantee was a violation of rights and discriminatory authorities were bound to treat applicants equally and without discrimination under any reservation by the High Court's law and counsel for lawmakers against fundamental rights. In trying to recruit new employees to the place, in the circumstances, officials were instructed to Apply regularly to service applicants since the appointment. Under the agreement until the date of the appointment letter is issued until the date of their initial appointment.
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