ASHFAQUE AHMED versus NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU THROUGH CHAIRMAN
Article 18 (a) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request for Accountability Court Reference Service Tribunal Scope Petitioner / Government Employee Instructions Started Processing A Criminal Order Approved by the Department Authority Before the Tribunal Applicant Is Involved in Embezzlement Was challenged. The service tribunal submitted the matter to the National Accountability Bureau for action, the National Accountability Bureau approved the probe into the matter as directed by the service tribunal, and it was finally presented to the applicant before an accountability court that the applicant's It was acknowledged that any reference to an offense could only be acted upon by the Chairman of the National Accountability Bureau, and since such action was quorum non-Joyce at the direction of the Service Tribunal, no authority would be referred to the National Accountability Bureau. Can inform that a person held in a public position was involved in a criminal offense, Such information may also be referred to as a complaint, as National Accountability Bureau officials can initiate action against a person on a case-by-case basis, including the reference received. ? Such information may also be submitted to the tribunal or court decision or order, upon receipt of a complaint by the Government or by reference to the Tribunal's direction by the Chairman NAB, setting the basis for initiating proceedings. It didn't matter. Investigation or action before the trial court's constitutional application is dismissed
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