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NIZAMUDDIN versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY

Article 10 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 199 and 212 Constitutional application to display the transfer / posting status of the applicant before the expiry of three years before the posting and transfer terms and conditions of service of the public servant. Nothing was brought to the record. That the officials' actions were maliciously tarnished or based on political considerations. The petition did not even disclose the facts that it was a case of repeated illegal transfer / posting. The posting of a public servant was an issue that was related to the terms and conditions of service that must have been aggravated by the competent authority. The public servant could not dispute his transfer and the constitutional request for posting by filing a constitutional petition was dismissed. Was

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