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RAILWAY WORKERS\' UNION REGD. versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN, MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS

Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 1 (3) (a) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 8 (3), 17 and notification of the Government of Pakistan in 1993, reducing trade union activities related to specific rail lines on October 18, 1993. Under Article 17 of the Constitution on the Touchstone of the Constitution, Article 18 of the Ministry of Defense lines required for defense services during the war and the war, according to the report dated 18 10 1993, any conceivable judicial status Unable to deliver. This measure was only publicized for the services and installations provided under section 1 (3) (a), the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969 and associated with or related to the armed forces. Was announced. Safe, unrestricted and efficient moving vehicles, transport and communication in every exchange of troops, equipment, weapons, stores, etc., peace and tranquility during the war, regardless of the basic national interests of citizens and the protection of The distribution of facilities, which directly affects the sovereignty and integrity of Pakistan and cannot be sacrificed at the trade union altar. The delivery of Article 17 of the Constitution, which challenged the notification, was itself an internally-built tower that offered the appropriate sanctions imposed by Pakistan, October 18. Dated, 1993, the notification by the Government that such trade union activities in certain railways were valid and intrusive at the touchstone of constitutional provisions. attorney vs advocate vs counsel from Nilam lawyer