IJAZ AHMAD versus GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA THROUGH SECRETARY HEALTH, PESHAWAR
Article 114 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application The applicant's view was that the candidate nominated against the seat reserved for the backward areas in the Education Program for completion of out-of-school unqualified backward areas. That he had emigrated from his hometown due to the worst case scenario, apart from the applicant for accuracy, the merit list was not even considered and the respondents were declared successful candidates and facilitated education in the area. Was available and 8 out of 12 candidates completed their education from Class 1 to FC Ltd. Relative backward areas, while 3 candidates, including the applicant, failed to get full education from the respective area and were declared ineligible candidates for reserved seats in the backward area who had studied outside the relevant backward area. Cannot be considered equal. The necessary consideration for those seeking education in C-backed areas or in the respective areas against specific seats for backward areas was that the candidates should not only be barred from this area but also had completed the entire education, hence the application. The petitioner refrained from challenging the backward admission policy in those areas when he himself accepted the terms and conditions for admission under the affidavit, challenging any of the conditions contained in the prospectus for the candidate. Was prevented under which the constitutional application was dismissed upon termination of this promise Yes
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