ACTION AGAINST DISTRIBUTION OF DEVELOPMENT FUNDS BY EX-PRIME MINISTER OF PAKISTAN RAJA PARVEZ ASHRAF versus
Article 184 (3) Constitutional application under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution against the distribution of development funds for development programs / schemes by the former Prime Minister for funds for development schemes / programs by the Prime Minister The scope of the allotment of PM was the Prime Minister. The person who represented the government and the citizens, therefore, in approving / allocating funds for the schemes, was obliged to adhere to the highest standards of transparency and for this purpose, recognized principles of adherence to discretion. Later a system had to be institutionalized. The Minister, being an elected representative, was required to follow a method of proving the equitable distribution of funds for non-discrimination schemes, in accordance with the provisions of the budget, the former Prime Minister received Rs 22 billion (annually) The money was provided with the approval of the money in favor of the parliamentarians, and for the development programs, the former prime minister periodically approved various amounts for development schemes in the constituency in which he represented the parliamentarians, Members of the Provincial Assembly and the Nobles, who did not represent any constituency, also funded for various purposes. Were obliged to give. In the development schemes, it used to be that in the early stages of the approval of funds, there was no formal formal action on the feasibility of development programs, such as parliamentarians or notables, who succeeded in approaching the Prime Minister to allocate funds for development. Was imposed without restrictions on transparent procedures for which the feasibility of the approved project was not accepted, approved
