BILAWAL HAQUE versus INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE, SINDH
Appellant to the Section 4 Appeal Range, Assistant Sub Inspector of Police, after dismissing his employment by the Superintendent of Police, deposed his right to appeal to the Deputy Inspector General of Police, ordering him to dismiss the appeal. The final order was the appellant, yet a review petition was filed against the order of the Deputy Inspector General of Police before the Inspector General of Police, and the review of the service tribunal after the review was rejected, against the final order of the appellate department authority. The tribunal failed to file an appeal before the service, which means that the Deputy Inspector General of Police investigated the matter. Chose to be angry. Before the Inspector General of Police and thus he wasted his time and allowed his expiration to be taken from the date of D1: time before the service tribunal to stop the appellant's appeal. Became.
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