HAMIDA BEGUM versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION THROUGH SECRETARY
Section 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 185 (3) Returning to the Department of Parents Government employee was a provincial government employee and was on deputation in the education department, the government of Pakistan ordered the government employee to return to his parent's department. Issued a decree, but she wants to be permanently justified by the public servant who is entitled to her parents' departments in the province and may not be permanently absorbed because she wants a consensus with the provincial government, but such The consensus was not given to the federal government. The civil servant was sent back to his parents' department. But there was no response from his parents' department, nor was the provincial government's consensus absent for the permanent absorption of civil servants, despite the fact that the services of public servants were not transferred to the federal government. Cannot be absorbed by the relevant department even if they have the qualifications and qualifications required for it. Such absorption did not include a civil servant for the purpose of granting an objection certificate grant to the Provincial Government and, consequently, on the basis of this prior order passed by the Supreme Court, the Federal Government for the return of public servants. The office order issued by the High Court was not a decision approved by the High Court for any exemption and the Supreme Court refused to intervene in the same appeal. The appeal was denied. \ R \ n
