MUKHTAR AHMAD CHEEMA versus INSPECTOR-GENERAL, PUNJAB POLICE, LAHORE
Article 199 Constitution Petitioner, a policeman was selected for the Advanced Class Course, was discharged on 1 2014 1 2014 and underwent medical examination the same day, the applicant reportedly reported at the training college. Yes, about 17 days after the start of classes, the applicant decided that he was barred from joining the course. Not only did the validity law officer confirm the applicant's stated facts, he also expressed his humility in defending the Commandant Police Training College's action, but was also charged with a 17-day delay in attending the course. ? As a result of any misunderstanding adopted by the Commandant Police Training College, it was declared a surprise and the irresponsible applicant was informed by the Inspector General of Police on 13 1 2014, opting for the said course. Was terminated at 16 on. In the course before it was reported that the applicant wanted to participate, it was humanly impossible for the college to report to the commandant police, even if the applicant was willing to attend, within four days, 2014 and 2014 reported. The training was declared unnecessary, illegal and illegal on the applicant by the college, crushing the gates of the police college, before 1 1 2014, the petitioner was allowed constitutional petition and Police Training College not calculating attendance or ordering the applicant to count or determine the duration of the intervention. Was gone
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