RASHID AQEEL versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
R21 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Applicant's Complaint was that the Authority had not implemented the notification by which the applicant was promoted to the post of District Officer. In its advanced position, its enforcement by the authority was a breach of the law. The Legal Pension Additional District Officer was in charge of BS-18 and, under the order of a competent authority to smooth the work and resolve the imbalances created among the officers, Additional District Officers, including two designated applicants. Was replaced as District Officer BS-19 and both were allowed to continue in Scale B-19, which was then issued with the approval of the Permitting Authority which had been appointed / promoted in BS-19. Was allowed to do. The Chief Minister is with the Chief Minister, but in the case of the applicant, such powers exercised by the Chief Secretary were not available before the court under R21 (b) of the Sindh Government Rules of Business 1986, A record cannot be provided to the applicant for assessment. The authority was asked to ascertain the fact that the order to change the name and move the order was a fake and fictitious, it appears that the post of District Officer BS-19 has been developed and notified about it. Was regularly supported by notification promoted to applicant
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