ABDUL GHANI versus SUB-DIVISIONAL OFFICER (E) MEPCO S/TOWN SUB-DIVISION, BUREWALA
The petitioner for the Arts & 38 and Constitutional etition petitioner was a mill worker, lived in the mills, was involved in litigation with the mill administration, who stated that the applicant was a perpetrator in the mill premises. ? WAPDA Authority disconnected applicant's power supply The application for electricity connection was refused to maintain that under reference number 24 of the trade procedure, no power connection can be provided to any person who Does not own the property or cannot obtain an electrical certificate or an objection certificate. Landlord's accuracy Wapda Authority / Interpretation of Trade Procedure Reference No. 24, which stipulates the terms of the electricity connection, was in violation of Article 38 of the Constitution in which it is the state's responsibility to provide basic necessities of life to its citizens. Article 38 of the Constitution included Constate's houses and frameworks could not be considered without electricity at this wage, which could safely be termed the basic necessity of life, hence the number 24 of the commercial procedure Because it was the same interpretation that resulted in denial. Citizens' basic need for life If the landlord or employer wants to evict anyone from their property, they will have to follow legal procedures, because if they are allowed to disconnect the power, Other facilities like supply and natural gas will be disconnected. Unlawfully evicting renters from renting premises
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