Sections 3 and 5 of the Sindh Service Tribunals Act (XV of 1973), Section 4 Sindh Civil Servants (Appointment, Promotion and Transfer) Rules, 1974, R4 Two yearly incremental appeals proceeded against the department on the charge of preventing appellant. After being appointed secretary, he made some corruption moves and was given a minor sentence after issuing a notice of sentencing and inquiring against him after two years of incremental stoppage. That the Chief Secretary was not eligible to initiate disciplinary proceedings as he was the appellant of only 18; As such, the competent authority was capable of initiating proceedings under the competent authority, the authorized authority may not allow any officer or authority to be inferior to the appointment of a person appointed for the office of a person against whom The action was taken. It may be suggested that the authority exercising the authority authorized under the Act 4 of the Sindh Civil Senses (Appointment, Promotion and Exchange) Rules, 1974, was the appointment authority of the Chief Secretary B18 Chief Secretary, under the circumstances to the Chief Secretary. Appellant was not empowered to initiate proceedings against the appellant nor did he challenge the neutrality of the members. None of the Inquiry Committee made any allegation of misconduct or outrage against any member of the inquiry committee which was properly and properly investigated in which the appellant participated and his statement was also recorded. Otherwise his appeal was dismissed due to time restriction.
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