DR. SHAHNAZ IMDAD KEHAR versus JINNAH POST GRADUATE MEDICAL CENTER
Promotion of R3 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Request The issue of ignoring the applicant's grievances was that although they had the requisite qualifications and experience, they were not developed and instead varied. Jinnah Post Graduate Medical Center was empowered by fresh candidates from the provinces. (JPMC) was a federally administered body and the federal government had allocated quota for all the provinces. Based on the allotment of posts, 50% of the seats were allocated to Punjab, 19% of the seats were allocated to Sindh province. , Which is allocated another 4%. (Rural) and 7 percent 6 percent Sindh (urban) and 11 5 percent seats in the North West Frontier Province, 6 percent Balochistan as well as 4 percent NA / FATA and 2 percent independent government Jammu and Kashmir posts in federal The province was allocated according to the province because the quota appointed by the government could not be retained and declared illegal in any way. The applicant was not eligible for this purpose. On that day when the post of Professor was vacated but he still did not complete the length of his service as an Associate Professor and As well as presenting two required research papers, the applicant was not found suitable for their development. As the professor in the BPS 20 High Court refuses to interfere in the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction
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