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Respectfully submitted,
4. That after taking charge of the Office, petitioner started discharging his
duties with passion and zeal; preparing legal drafts with due diligence,
prompt appearance and presenting/defending the old, pending and
fresh legal cases in all courts of law, was the proficiency and expertise
of petitioner. The legal cases which were unheeded to previously,
became operational by the vigor and hardworking of the petitioner;
which fact can easily be comprehended with the help of material on
record. But some Janus-faced administrators of SZMC/H in connivance
with an influential mafia of Rahim Yar Khan city with nefarious
designs were offended and anguished with the spadework of
petitioner, as those people wanted the disposal and discharge of work
in some other way favorable to their mala fide motives. Petitioner feel
sheer discomfort and agony to narrate herein that prior to assumption
of charge of the office of Legal Advisor, disparate characters with
cognate motives were firmly connected to reap unjustified monetary
and extrinsic gains from SZMC/H. Mutually-benefitted Written
Replies, prejudiced contest of litigations and sway of inclined moves
used to be the hallmarks of predecessor ones. Eventually, by taking
charge of the Legal Advisor Office, Petitioner from the very outset
refuted to bend in the favor of those aforementioned predecessors-in-
office and other office bearers of the institution. The denial of petitioner
vis-à-vis sheerly agonized the bigoted ones and thence started the
campaign of distressed ones to unjustifiably pull the petitioner out of
the Legal Advisor office asap, so that sponsoring, bidding and margin-
making of the legal cases of the institute will be started once again. Not
only this, every possible effort in the shape of unsubstantiated
groundless applications got lodged by a particular faction so that their
blue-eyed person ‘Respondent No. 06’ could take care the legal affairs
of SZMC/H RYK as a result whereof the deceptive practice of
consenting drafts and Court appearances could continue, as it was
going on before the arrival of petitioner in SZMC/H Rahim Yar Khan.
GROUNDS
i. That SZMC/H Rahim Yar Khan is an autonomous medical and
health institution of Punjab. The word autonomous in the
foregoing context is defined in ‘The Punjab Government Rules of
Business 2011’ (Rules of Business) as ‘a Body mentioned in column 4
of the First Schedule’ wherein SZMC/H Rahim Yar Khan has been
declared as an autonomous body, of which Secretariat
department is Specialized Healthcare and Medical Education
Department at Sr. No. 38-A of the 1 Schedule of the Rules of
st
Rule 108-O of The Rules 1973 expressly state that the delinquent one
as provided in Rule 175 ibid
Shall be guilty of professional misconduct under the Legal Practitioners &
Bar Councils Act, 1973 and his name shall also be removed from the
roll of Advocates
So, the petitioners through this writ petition, requests for the
issuance of Reference against Respondent No. 06 to Punjab Bar
Council, Lahore in the above-postulated context.
VIII. That as the selection of the Petitioner was made with reference to
Advertisement No. IPB-764 (Annex ’A’) in which post type was ’02-
year Contract’, so petitioners seek appropriate direction to
Respondent No. 03 for issuance of 02 year-Contract Letter asap. As
the petitioners were selected and given charge of the Legal Advisor
Office on ad-hoc basis of 06 months, till the arrival of contract
orders from BOM, and the reasons for doing that was stated as
because of work-load and deficiency of qualified staff. So
Respondent No. 06 under the protection of highly influenced ones
of SZMC/H RYK by nefarious designs and are deliberately
delaying the Orders of Contractual Appointment to sideline the
petitioner and take the blessings from Respondent No. 06. So, in the
wake of maintaining Rule of Law, petitioner entreat this high-
principled and illustrious Court to issue appropriate directions to
Respondent Nos. 02 and 03 to hand over the Contractual
Appointment Orders of the petitioner for 02 years as he has been
duly selected and recommended by Interviewing Committee and
SSB.
IX. That Petitioner also seeks thoroughgoing and meticulous inquiry
against Respondent No. 06 and for these reasons Respondent Nos.
02 and 07 may graciously be directed to present the employment
record of Respondent No. 06 or at least give information in the form
of written extract from his admin file as to his job-title, job
description, basic pay scale (BPS), job type i.e., ad-hoc, contractual
or regular, the department of him, qualifications of him and
statement to this effect that no application of misuse and abuse of
authority on his part whatsoever is in pipeline. The petitioner seeks
the above-stated information U/A 19-A of The Constitution of
Islamic Republic of Pakistan 1973 read with the provisions of The
Punjab Transparency and Right to Information Act 2013, as the
concerned Respondents are not ready to give the information in
spite of repeated demands, so asking the same through this Hon’ble
Court.
X. That the Petitioner also seeks appropriate direction addressed to
Respondent No. 02 to give the reasons and justifications of his
giving free-visa to Respondent No. 06, upon which Respondent No.
06 intruded into the professional privacy of the petitioner by
kicking-in and gradually seizing all the legal record of the
institution on the pretext of unjustifiable and undue reasoning.
Likewise, direction to Respondent No. 06 to return all the record
and files of the petitioner’s office and restraining him not to
transgress into the office bypassing the law, rules and regulations is
also necessitated.
XI. That the fundamental rights of the Petitioner as embodied in Arts.
04, 03, 14, 19-A, 25 and 27 of The Constitution of Islamic Republic of
Pakistan 1973 have been woefully and abominably subdued
without any legal authority and justification, for the redressal of
which the petitioner has left with no other alternate, effective and
efficacious remedy except to invoke the extra-ordinary jurisdiction
of this Hon’ able Court U/A 199 of The Constitution of Islamic
republic of Pakistan 1973.
P R A Y E RS
Date: _______________
Petitioners
Through Counsel;
Mumtaz Mustafa
Advocate Supreme Court
C.C. No. 25222
Note:
As per information laid down to me, it is the ever first Constitutional
petition on the subject matter of this petition which involves the
enforcement of fundamental rights and avoidance of the breach of such
precious rights by the authoritarian interference by the Respondents.
(Counsel)