ASLAM PERVAIZ BHUTTA versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY, SINDH
Section 9A Sindh Service Tribunals Act (XV of 1973), Section 4 Out of Turn Promotion Appeal to Service Tribunal Appeal Directed Against Denial of Out of Turn Promotion for Performance of Bravery Presented by Appellant The award was given to the two subordinate officers of the appellant, such promoter appellant was initially appointed as a police constable and his excellent services / duties were developed on account of his hard work. Was granted and confirmed as Sub Inspector Boy was kidnapped by unknown persons for ransom and investigated the matter. Or was. The appellant was assigned, who, with the help of his fellow police officers, arrested the appellant in a quick move along with fellow police officers, not only saved the kidnapped boy's life but also paid the boy's father's ransom due to his bravery. Save. En With his team, Appellant was proposed to be promoted, but two members of the team who assisted the appellant in the junior extension were promoted, but denied the same validity to the appellant. It is very unfortunate that two junior subordinates were promoted in return, and the appellant, who led the hard work as a team leader, was denied the same benefit. While the appellant had demonstrated his courage in the discharge of his duties, the appellant was entitled to take advantage of the progress made on the basis of section 9A of the Sindh Civil Servants Act, 1973. Because the suggested letter was comprehensive. All the facts of the prosecutor's appellant's performance
