MUHAMMAD AKRAM JAVED versus SECRETARY/CHAIRMAN, M/O RAILWAYS, ISLAMABAD
Assistant Controller against the 5% publicity quota for Section 3 and 10 Civil Servants Act (LXXI of 1973), Section 12 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 4 Rehabilitation Appellant who was ward keeper in BS10 in Pakistan Railway. Off store was set. Allotted to high-ranking employees, but they were subsequently returned as Appellant's ward keeper department appeal, before the Service Tribunal Appellant claiming that they had obtained a BSc in Civil Engineering. Degree and high qualification. Such a degree from a foreign property foreign university had to be recognized by the Pakistan Engineering Council and for that, registration with the council was required, but the applicant obtained the foreign engineering university degree from the engineering council. Not registered, therefore, after not being registered in the Pakistan Engineering Council, the appellant will also not be taken into account, the department had increased the appellant from BS 10, justifying the ignorance of his higher educational qualifications. Was made BS-17, which was unable to pass such a promotion order, BS In 17, it was the case of the Secretary / Chairman of the Pakistan Railway Appellant to promote an officer. In the circumstances, the promotion was not legally promoted and the withdrawal of the promotion order was legally justified. The Appellant's Department of Appeal was not filed within the stipulated period and the appeal was banned by the appellant; it was rejected for not being authorized and the merit was granted without restriction.
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