Section 24 Zakat and Usher Act (I 2012), Sections 14 (4) and 23 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Nomination papers nomination, Chairman Zakul Public Committee rejected the request of the Public Employees Chairman Zakat and Usher Committee. , Who had resigned from the office just days before filing nomination papers for the municipal elections. The appellate authority rejected the nomination papers on the basis that six months had passed since the chairman resigned from the post of Zakovand and Usher committee. A period of six months during which the Chairman Zakat Zak and Usher Committee had no influence, declared that any person engaged in the administration of Zakatof was declared a civil servant and all government employees were selected or disqualified. Disqualified for the Local Council Optional Office Until six months have elapsed, his / her retirement or resignation of the post was well-known to the fact that the Chairman was the District Zakat and Usher Committee. Could not participate in political activity; therefore, he resigned, otherwise he was not required to apply Go to the resignation of the Czar. Government employee and engaged in the administration of Zakat of, faced disqualification for a period of 6 months in view of section 24 (1) (f) of the Balochistan Local Government Act 2010, in an order passed by the appellate authority. Refused to interfere, the law was that the petition was dismissed under the circumstances
Related judgments — Quetta High Court Balochistan, 2014
