Section 7 Punjab Text Book Board Ordinance (XLI of 1962), Section 24 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 212 Constitutional Request Promotion, petitioner's claim directed officials to consider the issue of promotion of positions. Was gone Senior Subject Specialist (BS18) on the principle of seniority low fitness. And to prevent the authorities from developing the development posts on the basis of any policy / advertising formula which was not approved by the government as per section 24 (2) of the Punjab Text Book Board Ordinance, 1962, 1971. Was edited Assistant was appointed as a Subject Specialist and was working as a Subject Specialist in BS 17, claiming that he deserved to be promoted as a Senior Subject Specialist in BS 18, but to build seniority. They are being denied because of their illegal practices. According to the Punjab Text Book Board Employee Regulations, 1980, the list of officials other than the pre-prepared joint sanitary list was changed by the authorities to the specific policy of the Cadre of Subject Specialists, which sought an amendment under section 24. Was made without. (2) The Punjab Text Book Board Ordinance, 1962, could not permit its own rules and regulations in wrongdoing, clearly violating the present profession was an appropriate matter where the extraordinary constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court The option may be exercised and does not prohibit unlawful proceedings by the authorities of the department restricted under Article 1212 of the Constitution. The policy has been abolished and the senior subject specialists (BS1) based on the shared sanitary list for the authorities.
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