MST. AAMNA SAJID versus BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, LAHORE
Sections 20 and 21 University Calendar, Part II, R49 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application of Nationality of Pakistan, Canadian Citizenship, Pre-approval of selection of Pakistani culture as an alternative to compulsory Urdu in the Intermediate Education Board Applicant for Urdu Scope as an essay applicant was of the opinion that the pre-approval / approval condition was not enforced after admission to the college and that Could not be applied in the past while the Board of Education held that This facility was available to candidates who had passed their O level / equivalent examination from abroad, such that the Validity Petitioner had passed their O Level Examination status and had applied for admission to the college which The permit candidate opted for an article in Pakistani Culture as an alternative to the compulsory Urd. You were given permission by the applicant through the college administration, it was later told that the Education Board has changed the policy and that the Pakistani culture will need prior approval from the Board to select the article. Applied for permission, which the board denied. The applicant had no opportunity to study Urdu during his studies when he returned to Pakistan from Canada, the candidate did not learn Urdu as his first language for his A level examination and chose Urdu. Because the second language applicant was entitled to choose Pakistani culture, the education board had compulsory Urdu disapproval.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2015
