KASHIF MUSTAFA versus SECRETARY INTERIOR, MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN, ISLAMABAD
Section 7 General Instructions for Disclosing Material Information, Directive No. 23 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petitioner withdrew from the Public Service Commission Recommendation Assistant Director Investigation (BS17) at Federal Investigation Agency (FIA). ) Was set. On the recommendations of the Public Service Commission and their approval, the Public Service Commission withdrew its recommendations and the government withdrew the applicant's appointment. The applicant said that the Public Service Commission was not eligible to withdraw its recommendations because after the nomination of the candidate, the valid role of the Public Service Commission will end in the service of Pakistan once its recommendations are implemented. Going and notifying a candidate of his position, the Public Service Commission could not withdraw its recommendations which were acted upon if there were any errors or omissions in the AP. When the investigation was found, the Public Service Commission could also come to the notice of the competent authority. The Public Service Commission could not issue a notice to any candidate as it would not be prosecuted in the matter of hiding. Only the authorized authority of the Information may take notice of this fact and act in accordance with the law. The appointing authority had no issue with the appointee and the appointment order could not be withdrawn after reviewing the merits of the case when the applicant had not kept anything hidden at the time of his appointment. There was a mistake by the Public Service Commission who did not properly consider their documents and later accused the applicant of hiding, even though he
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