MUHAMMAD SHARIF TOOR versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Article 212 (3) Implementation of the Greater Termination of Termination in the Civil Service The Service Tribunal Validity Civil Employee has claimed that the same charge was made against one of its fellow civil servants, initially dismissed. Was given. From the service and on appeal the service tribunal re-relied, and since its own appeal was heard by another bench, its appeal was dismissed when the employees filed charges against the government employees. No such objection was raised before the Tribunal. However, he differed significantly from the charges leveled against his colleague, who had not been excluded from the charge by the service tribunal ordering him to be reinstated, but had withheld three of his jobs. Therefore, it could not be understood. His fellow civil servant was treated differently by the service tribunal refusing to appeal any weakness calling for intervention.
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