MUHAMMAD AYAZ KHAN JOGEZAI versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN STATES AND FRONTIER REGIONS DIVISION, ISLAMABAD
Arts 199, 25, 27, 33 and 247 (1), (6) Federal Government Instructions (1954) Constitutional application in the powers of the President and Provincial Federal Legislative Force to make civil service appointments, to make law for the area, As was the case in the rest of the country, the scope petitioners challenged the advertisement applying for recruitment under which applicants are being appointed by the federal levy force under complaints from the provincial government that issued in 1954. Appointments were being made on the basis of instructions. Federal and provincial governments cannot rule out applicants' arguments regarding the absence of rules for the federal government's services to conflict with constitutional guarantees listed in Articles 25, 27 and 33 of the Constitution, and seek to resolve the issue. ???? The proposed recruitment criteria for federal Lewis / legitimate law enforcement agencies suddenly suffered severe labor shortages at a time when the entire province was facing the scourge of terrorism. Balochistan was the largest province in the country and is currently surrounded by a high level of militants and terrorist groups. Deadly attempts by various prominent newspapers and electronic media, including bombs, bombings, target killings and threats created a feeling of panic and insecurity throughout the province and it was said that the facts led to an unusual situation. Have called for additional general measures. Fresh blood pumping in the form of federally recruited youths can be a fruitful step, improving the law and order situation in the province and on the other.
Related judgments — Quetta High Court Balochistan, 2015
