GOVERNMENT OF BALOCHISTAN, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH THROUGH SECRETARY, CIVIL SECRETARIAT, QUETTA versus DR. ZAHIDA KAKAR
Article 2 (185 ()), the interim injunction, set aside the exemption in competitive examinations, and the respondents were appointed on a contract basis for a period of six months to two years. At the end of the extension period, the respondents 'services were discontinued, it was reported that the defendants could apply to the Public Service Commission for their selection. The respondents' complaint was that the government had acquired the contract in the first place. Given the experience, the respondents promised to give 5% to 10% extra numbers. Respondents pleaded for a constitutional jurisdiction in which the High Court approved the ad interim order and the authorities were instructed to submit the democratic order. Maintain. If a candidate is given a discount of 5 to 10 percent in a competitive competitive exam, his / her score may increase in mathematics development, but his / her merit quota rating will always be increased by geometric PR. Comparing the rest of the candidates to a category of candidates would be equivalent to giving a predetermined illicit advantage, which, by all means of justice, was a clear discrimination event when the Public Service Commission, when promoting certain posts, desired. Some type of experience, the experience of any candidate was considered without discrimination, if any During the open competition, an experience was demanded by the Public Service Commission, so being of the general nature and applicable to every candidate was neither objectionable nor the interim order passed by the High Court. As a result, the usual tasks of the government had to suffer and so on.
