SHAFQAT ALI versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Article 199 Constitutional Application Civil Service Applicant Applicant had requested that he be posted as JST in the Department of Education as the son of the late quota, who expired during the September 2, 2002 notification. There have been some modifications. Provided that the appointing authority may appoint one of the children of the public servants who died during the service of the post, if such child is otherwise eligible for this post, then this notification shall be applicable to all It applies to the children of civil servants who have died before coming to the notice and not only to the children of the public servants who died after the implementation of this notification for the post of JST. Applied because he was headmaster at a public school before his late father died. The notification went into effect, which demanded that the application be made within two years after Sai's death, after the government employee interpreted such notification issued after the applicant filed the request. Can't annotate what was filed before this notification went into effect. All the education department officials had suggested that the applicant be appointed. Since the JST and summary had been sent to the Chief Minister in this regard, which had already been approved, the Chief Minister had said without giving any reason that the summary was not in accordance with this policy and he had made the appointment of the applicant. But the Chief Minister, without explaining why it was not in line with the policy, was an order that
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