IMRAN ALI versus PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR
Sections 4, 42, 42A and 44 AJK Legislative Assembly Ordinance, 1970, Section 2 AJK Kashmir Electoral List Ordinance, 1970, Section 9 AJK Supreme Court Rules, 1978, RR 1, 4, 5 And 6 posts by the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission refuse to consider the applicant against such quota for refusing to commission a specific lecturer for migrants - because he has become Mangla Dar displaced state subjects in Pakistan. The petitioner's writ petition was dismissed by the High Court of Mirpur, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, from where he was cleared due to construction of Mangla Dam. Forced to emigrate to the Sargodha district of Tan, where the applicant was born, the quota was initially settled in Pakistan for the refugees of Jammu and Kashmir, under which notification was issued on 12th 1972, notification 24 197 1972 By using words which were migrated from occupied Kashmir and settled in Pakistan, such notification has been allocated for the refugees belonging to occupied Kashmir based in Pakistan and not for state articles. Who had migrated to Pakistan under compulsion, thus, the Mangla Dam in Pakistan was displaced Individuals cannot be considered as migrants for the purposes of this information. In the service of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, the power of eligibility to contest a particular seat for the subjects of the state settled in Pakistan cannot be claimed in favor of the electors and the elect. Appointment against any post in the service of Azad Jammu and Kashmir under the service rules, but due to such notification to the government, it has no basic right.
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