ZULFIQAR ALI versus ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER, A.S.F., AIRPORT, PESHAWAR
Sections 7A (4) and 7FIN Pakistan (1973), Arts 3, 175 and 1991 Constitutional application for restoration of deportation The applicant, who served as a security guard at the Airport Security Force, was charged. And it was prosecuted by the Military Military Court. After the department's appeal was dismissed, the applicant filed an appeal in the service tribunal, which was dismissed due to instability because his department appeal is pending, on which the applicant filed a constitutional petition in which the applicant. Not only did it challenge its dismissal order, Section 7A (4), 7 of the Airport Security Force Act 1975, contradicts its constitutional rights guaranteed as an ultra-virus of the F-Constitution because of the Constitution's Article 8 held that the state would not legislate, to strip away the basic rights given to citizens. To summarize them and any law made in contravention of this Article shall be made under sub-article (3) of Article 8 of the Constitution, which states that any law relating to members of the Armed Forces should be prohibited. Will not be attracted, but efforts are being made to get rid of the declaration of Section 7A, 7. A (4) and 7F of the Airport Security Force Act 1975 as amendments to Article 8 of the Constitution, but such relief is excluded from the scope of Article 8 (1) by sub-article (3). Was done. Given the applicant, under the circumstances, the applicant was a person who assumed the position of security guard in the airport security force and accepted the condition of his appointment along with the law enforcement, who was the person
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