ALZAIR TRAVEL AND TOURS (PVT.) LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH MINISTRY OF REGLIGIOUS AFFAIRS
Part 1, Title 7 (III) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request for Hajj Quota Private Hajj Tour Operators Allotment of Hajj Quota To Some Private Hajj Operators Applicants (Excluded Private Operators) That Hajj Policy 2014 Instructions were violated. The cases were decided by the Supreme Court of Pakistan (PLD 2014 Supreme Court 1) in the case of Disney Travels (Pvt) Ltd and others, Messrs Travels Shop (Pvt) Ltd and others. The quota of 15,000 pilgrims was allocated only to private operators who were part of the Haj Organizers Association of Pakistan Group (HOAP), which allegedly worked during Hajj in 2013. That excluding the applicants from the allotment of the Hajj quota alone was enough to establish the error of the government's plea that during the Hajj 2013, due to unforeseen circumstances, the government used its Hajj quota more than it deserved. , So it entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with HOAP to compensate its members by increasing its allotted quota by 15,000 pilgrims for Haj 2014, wherever the MoU signed between the government and HOAP. It is not mentioned that because of this the government has made more bookings. In 2014, the government refused to offer even a pilgrimage seat to private tour operators who were not members of the HOAP Haj Organizers Association of Pakistan Group (HOAP) already enjoying 50% of the quota, And this was not a public-private partnership, but its member tours were pure association for your benefit - land that facilitates pilgrimage to better hotels or residences.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2014
