FAKIR SYED AYAZUDDIN versus DIRECTOR-GENERAL, NAB (SINDH)
Sections 9 and 18 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Corruption and Corruption Practices Applicant filed a complaint with the Chairman National Accountability Bureau requesting to file a complaint against the alleged discrimination, corruption and corruption. ? The proceedings and errors filed under Section 18 of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999, was the petitioner's case, since the complaint was not heeded by the defendants, so they filed a constitutional petition record. It was reported that the applicant / complainant also filed a case which is pending. A complaint was also filed before the High Court, the Declaration, for specific performance, permanent injunction and damages, and before the relevant Judicial Magistrate, who had suspended the petitioner, who, through the respondents, Was accused of misconduct. Convincing Allegations of Corruption ??? Regarding the misuse of powers against the applicant in a corrupt way, he also did not allege that if anyone was arrested for the sake of Article 9 of the National Accountability Act for himself or anyone else. To obtain the benefit or benefit of any person for any personal benefit / benefit or gain. A public office ordinance, 1999, is said to be committing or committing a crime of corruption and corruption, if it misuses its authority to protect itself and anyone else. Benefit from, or exercise your discretion to withhold any non-profit benefit or grant of any kind.
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