IMRAN ALI versus PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR THROUGH SECRETARY, CIVIL SECRETARIAT, CHATTER, MUZA
Section 44 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Election Lists Ordinance, 1970, Section 8 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (Code of Conduct), 1994, R12 Pakistan Rehabilitation Act (XLI of 1956), Section 2 (3) Written Application Specific to Refugees Appointment against the seat Treating Mangla Dam-affected refugee applicant, who was affiliated with Mangla Dam as a State Subject and settled in Pakistan, has claimed that he is against the seat reserved for refugees settled in Pakistan. Is entitled to appointment. The occupied state did not migrate to any part of Jammu and Kashmir. Only a refugee from Jammu and Kashmir settled in Pakistan could face a specific quota for this category. And because the applicant who was a resident of Mirpur Azad Jammu and Kashmir district was affected by the Mangla Dam, Quetta said that since the applicant was entitled to contest and vote under the Ordinance of Azad Jammu and Kashmir Electoral Lists, 1970. Was. The appointment of a quota against the quota of refugees settled in Pakistan was not vacated by any force, as the ordinance was enacted to prepare election lists for the election of the Legislative Assembly Public Service Commission, against which The applicant cannot be instructed to nominate. Quota
