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RR3 and 6 of the Sindh Service Tribunals Act (XV of 1973), Section 4 Indirect charge by a public servant to submit an order for procurement of science materials from the complainant without the permission of the public servant Is mismanaged. The plea that he requested the complainant to make such a purchase order that was confirmed on the verbal order of the authorized officer was not evidence that Burden had to prove to the public servant that he had In fact, the authorized officer, in order to collect the purchase order from the authorized, was instructed to show nothing in black or white to indicate that the public servants were tried to submit the purchase order to the public servants in the same way as the government employees. The officer in charge of the charge order collecting order and illegal action against the complainant Notice to the authorized officer on failure to do so, subpoena and corruption letter In response to the latter's objection to the alleged harassment of the complainant by the public servant, the public servant referred to the public servant, insolent and inactive. Had been upheld and the Inquiry Officer's Detection Service Tribunal in the case of irregularity was retained on appeal.
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