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NAWAZKHAN versus FEDERALGOVERNMENT

Government Employees (Talent and Discipline) Rules 1973 R4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Removal of Corruption from Departmental Proceedings Government employees were acquitted of criminal prosecution for speeding money against them. Was charged with embezzlement. Employees request before the service tribunal against their dismissal that they have been acquitted of criminal charges, therefore, their order to dismiss them, which was granted on the basis of departmental proceedings, is also permanent. Was rejected, corrected. Separate action was taken against a civil servant, resulting in criminal proceedings relating to his conduct in a criminal case would not justify his detention. The criminal case filed against the civil servant was launched freely, in its success the criminal case will not reverse the outcome of the departmental proceedings remuneration of public servants, which was ordered as a result of the departmental proceedings. There is no point in his success score in the criminal proceedings. The civil servant pleads that others who worked with him were also charged with negligence but were not far from them. was done. The service and therefore, the dismissal action against him was inherently discriminatory. Such a request was rightly rejected by the service tribunal on the ground that only action was taken against the other officials against the ineligible while no force was sought in the corruption case against the civil servants. pakistani advocates Nowshera Cantt lawyer