SYED SAGHEER HUSSAIN versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Arts 6 and 112 Police Act (III of 1888), Sections 10 and 12 Sindh Civil Servants (Appointment, Promotion and Exchange) Rules, 1973, R3 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request Special Protection of Special Police Special Anti-Terrorism Force The group is called. (SPG), promoting the promotion of inspectors' promotion to the post of DSP in the SPG Standing Order of the Provincial Police Officer, states that the development of a person's SPG will be limited to such cadre, and In the event that he is exchanged with the police, he will return to him. The SPG's cadre did not have any rules created with the approval of the provincial government for its previous scale and cadre approval. The imposed standing order did not receive the approval of the provincial government, so only departmental guidelines Provincial police cannot be considered as. The officer could issue a standing order, but the rules could be replaced, democracy and reversal were fine, once Arnut could not be withdrawn simply because of the promotion of legal approval for citizens. Government employee transfers and absorption in another cadre have the highest junior status in the transfer cadre and cannot be interfered with at any other location, with no explicit rules for inclusion and promotion of rules. And a transparent method is presented. In the SPG cadre, the authority could not permanently post to any employee.
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