AZHAR AHMAD KHAN versus CHIEF SECRETARY GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB, LAHORE
RR 10 (b) and 13 Constitutions Pakistan (1973), Arts 3 and 199 Constitutional submissions on the basis of the present charge, recruitment applicants confirmed the appointment of 80 sub-divisional officers through the process of departmental selection committee. Consisted of the positions of sub divisional officers. Regular liabilities in view of the specific provisions of RR 10 (b) and Punjab Civil Servant (Appointment and Terms of Service) Rules, till the arrival of regular officers by appointment on the basis of the already existing charge by the department. There was no justification for his arrival. Applicants in question for recruitment on contract basis until the arrival of the regular officers were performing their duties as sub divisional officers on the basis of the present charge, till the arrival of their regular officers from recognized universities. He had a BC qualification in engineering. The under-posted posts, therefore, had no justification for the authorities to make temporary appointments against the office. Appointment of such officials to be illegal, arbitrary, immoral and in violation of the specific provisions of Article 3 of the Constitution. Was given. The High Court directed the authorities to appoint sub divisional officers through public service. The Commission High Court had also banned the authorities from selecting the election on the basis of the agreement through the Election Committee of the department against which some applicants were already working on the basis of the existing charge till B in Civil Engineering. Until the arrival of regular SC Officers required. Application was allowed from recognized universities
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