Article 199 Constitution Petition for Appointment of the Resident Quota for School Educators for Persons with Disabilities, the applicant, who was suffering from visual impairment, such as retinitis pigmentosa, refuses to consider the position of school educator under the quota for persons with disabilities. The provincial authority had held that the recruitment policy, the blind, the deaf and the dumb were unable to apply for the aforementioned post and the applicant's visual impairment, so it was withheld. The High Court observed that the petitioner was not a victim of disability which prevented his movement but despite the fact that he had the petitioner freely moved to court due to a visual impairment. And it can be safely assumed that he was not a blind person and his disability was one that did not interfere with his free movement and prevented him from using the blackboard effectively. Was not possible, while a teaching disability certificate issued by the competent authority was available, according to the records The nature of his disability was only minimal and he was able to work. The High Court directed the authorities to consider the case of the applicant for appointment under the specific quota for the disabled and if he was on merit for the post. When it arrives, issue an appointment order. Constitutional application was allowed, under the circumstances
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