TASNIM ASLAM versus SECRETARY EDUCATION SCHOOLS, CIVIL SECRETARIAT, LAHORE
Article 199 Constitution Petitioners challenged the termination of their services on the basis that they were appointed Senior Elementary School Educators but their services were terminated on the basis that, on examination, they passed. That the University Grant Commission did not meet the department's qualifications. He emphasized that a two-year period between the two exams was mandatory while the applicants had passed the matriculation examination within four years. Applicants were allowed to appear in the examination by the relevant board / university and they raised objection to the required degree. That a two-year gap between the two exams was necessary, if so, why applicants were allowed to appear in the examination by the university. Prior to the appointment, the applicant's educational certificate was certified to prove that the order effective was also in violation. Applicants betw een the parties cannot be punished due to ignorance and ineligibility of the Department of Education. The High Court allowed the constitutional application and rejected the order to terminate the services and directed the department to grant the applicants. Continue to your previous position.
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