GHULAM SHABBIR SHEIKH versus CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, QUETTA ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY (QESCO), QUETTA
Section 5 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 1212 (3) Department proceedings were formally investigated, with the complaint of the Government employee that he was fit to defend his case without regular inquiry and essentially retired from the job. Without the opportunity provided. Extraordinary and extraordinary circumstances, providing regular investigations in the event of a dispute of facts is like stopping a person's right to a fair opportunity that rejects his accusation. The civil servant was taken forward by the department and he was formally informed of the allegations against him and the High Power Committee. The case was constituted to investigate whether a public servant was given a fair chance of a personal trial before being fined and was considered sufficient to provide a defense opportunity. The competent authority had to decide whether a formal inquiry was required, in terms of the provisions of the Rvice (Special Powers) Ordinance of Removal from Section 5 (4) of the Season, 2000 Service Tribunal filed by Government employees and for good cause The appeal was rightly rejected on the grounds that it was not open to a valid exception, that the civil servant failed to file or indicate any inaccuracies in any form, legal or factual. Accordingly, seeking intervention by the Supreme Court in the meaning of Article 212 (3) of the Constitution does not constitute any special provision for the law of public importance The question could not be raised but the appeal was granted
