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JAVAID IQBAL versus INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE, AZAD KASHMIR GOVERNMENT MUZAFFARABAD

Section & 44 & Writ Written Request To Transfer Civil Service Police Constable Cadre From Constable To Junior Clerk And Reconstruction Of The Constable It was alleged that there was no individual recruitment supply or the police force cadre had a ministerial staff Can be converted to The department did not specifically deny the writ petition contents. Outrageous refusal would be equivalent to admission The department's version was approved and the reprocessing applicant was waiting for the department to fulfill its obligation. The second constable of the applicant was adjusted as a junior clerk when the applicant applied. Was. The current request was filed without delay. The applicant was absorbed because the submission of the junior clerk of the department with regard to the police rules was against the process and according to the rules and regulations referred to him, the applicant was an enraged person who was denied the basic right of equality before the law. had gone. And the applicant belonging to the PR discrimination department was instructed to adjust the applicant as the junior clerk in the police department along with all the incentives for the resultant services was accepted in writing.

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