PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANY LIMITED THROUGH GENERAL MANAGER versus MUHAMMAD ZAHID
The Preamble Pakistan Telecommunication (Reorganization) Act (XVII of 1996), the proposed Pakistan Constitution (1973), Arts 199, 2A, 4 and 25 High Court Scope Constitution The Constitutional jurisdiction of the Constitution such as the Constitution Clause 199 (5) ) The Corporation was transferred under the relevant provisions of the Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation Act 1991 and subsequently through PTCL, PTCL successfully suspended its operators and duties on the International Gateway Exchange. Because the operators were either permanently added or regularly regulated. Under these principles, one must deal with the affairs of the Federation which are within the purview of Article 199 of the Constitution. Similar duties and functions are being terminated by employees in the International Gateway Exchange. Because the operators could not be distinguished and said that the same was not related to the "Federation Affairs", it was awarded the E-Corporation and finally the PTCL article, which is an important Federation \ As regards matters, which are now settled through the PTCL, it must come in the context of the person as specified in Article 199 (5) of the Constitution. As stated, therefore, the employees were imminent in the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court case of employees / respondents because they were employed on a daily wage and were not regular despite serving for more than 2 years. Contract employees are updated from time to time. That they are being discriminated against as other operators serving permanently with PTCL or taking appropriate courses.
