MUHAMMAD ASLAM KHAN versus CHAIRMAN,PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION CORPORATION
Constitution Pakistan 1973 Article 212 (3) Promotion The Government employee had fulfilled all the qualifications for regular development from the service tribunal of June 1985 while rejecting the appeal of the Government employees that it was not for promotion of qualification. Consideration is given to the competence and competence of an individual. The issue of a particular position was whether a public servant was not eligible for consideration at a meeting of the Public Promotion Committee held on the 1958 1988 and was promoted to employment on his turn on seniority-less fitness on 27 199 1991. Not so, it was considered for promotion by the Department Promotion Committee on 5 7 1988 by the Department Publicity Committee. The service tribunal had clearly misrepresented the department's stand that a civil servant was not found suitable for promotion, but he was not qualified to be a public servant who had the necessary qualifications for development. Effective June 1985. The first hypothesis was that he was eligible to consider promoting a regular quota against such quota, but appeals were allowed in these circumstances.
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