CH. SAFDAR MUMTAZ SANDHU versus GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY, PUNJAB
Article 199 Constitution Petitioner of the Constitutional Committee, Union Nazim, through a regional police officer, supported the formation of Moslemite Committees, which claimed that such action was illegal and without jurisdiction. , Because the establishment of any law, including the Police Order, 2002, was not considered. Such committees; that this act is a violation of sections 102 to 126 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001 and a violation of the provisions of the Local Government Mobilization Association (Constitution and Duties) Rules 2006, (which includes the The information selected was provided by the Associations to resolve disputes (levels); and that such action by a Regional Police Officer is equivalent to establishing a judicial system disregarding the notion of independence of the judiciary as That the Constitution is ratified, the Constitution is ratified, the work of the Disciplinary Committees is fully agreed and Dependent upon. Only if the parties desire that such a committee resolve its disputes at the local level through the formation and functioning of such committees, therefore, it does not upset any law nor take any legitimate exception. Can be used under which committees act and resolve conflicts. A large section of the society, namely the people, lives within the strictly defined parameters and does not cross the boundary to achieve the goal of a friendly, cheap and fast resolution of the conflict, the constitutional application was dismissed.
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