ABID IQBAL HAFIZ versus SECRETARY; PUBLIC PROSECUTION DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB, LAHORE
Section 8 (3) (4) Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service (Terms of Service) Rules, 2007, RR 2 (d), 4 and 5 (1) Contract Appointment Policy, 2004 (Punjab) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 ()) Protection of Contract Appointments Principles of Law Natural Principles of Natural Justice The Punjab Government established the Department of Prosecution and the applicant's complaint for the appointment of applicants to work temporarily until permanent appointments was made. Cannot be removed because they have the protection of the law. The Constitution guarantees that in the questions made under the Government of the Punjab Government, Contract Appointment Policy, 2004, the meaning of section 8 (3) of the Criminal Prosecution Service (Constitution, Duties and), Initial recruitment will take place on the basis. Powers) Act, 2006, was read with R2 (d) of the Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service (Rules of Service) Rules, 2007, and is limited to a specified period. Appointment letters, such appointments, by no means, can be interpreted as regular appointments under section 8 (4) of the Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service (Constitution, Duties and Powers) Act 2006, on which the Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service The KRR was read with 4 and 5. (Constitution of Service) Rules, 2007 Applicants received temporary / contract-based appointment letters without a test or interviewing High Court rightly stated that this was a short-term arrangement so that prompt prosecution. The department should be made active and not on permanent dispensation petitioners. The committee had to consult to continue with the provisional / contract appointment or to take the exam conducted by the Public Service Commission for recruitment on a regular basis.
