NAZAR MUHAMMAD QURESHI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, ISLAMABAD
Article 199 of the Rules of Business, (1973), R15 Constitutional Request for Civil Service UN Requirements for Police Officers, Policy Violation of Policy for the Operation of Peacekeeping Operations Officers UN, Department of Security Operations, Various In order to include Pakistan's police officers, including elections, the United States had developed a policy for the selection of officers, stating that the policy had a minimum age limit of 25 years and an upper age limit of 62. The year was declared, preferably 55 years by the Government of Pakistan. The policy was changed in violation of the policy and provided that officers were above 30 years and below 50 years, thus depriving most officers of the upper age limit from participating. Was declared 50 years, while the standard given by the United Nations was 62 years 50% quota was assigned to the government's repeaters policy, in which case, discrimination was based. There was no plausible explanation as to why not all police officers were allowed to compete for posting in the United Nations mission policymaking, no doubt using constitutional jurisdiction. And the High Court case could not be made a policy for the government, but if a policy or a law was not self-advocated, or based on discrimination, then the court had jurisdiction to investigate. The same discrimination of the department was also evident from the fact that some officers were violating their own policy.
