PHC restores ASIs’ promotion as SIs
PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Wednesday restored promotion of 138 assistant sub-inspectors (ASIs) to the post of sub -inspectors and declared the provincial government decision as void. A two-member bench comprising Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth and Justice Musarrat Hilali declared the demotion notification of 138 police officials as
By our correspondents
November 26, 2015
PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Wednesday restored promotion of 138 assistant sub-inspectors (ASIs) to the post of sub -inspectors and declared the provincial government decision as void.
A two-member bench comprising Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth and Justice Musarrat Hilali declared the demotion notification of 138 police officials as void.
During hearing, the petitioners’ lawyers Ijaz Anwar and Zartaj Anwar submitted before the bench that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police Department in August 2015 promoted the petitioners from ASI to Sub-Inspectors (SIs), in which some were promoted through Public Service Commission while some were rankers.
They contended that after the promotion, the provincial government withdrew its promotion notification and demoted their designations as ASIs.
They stated that the posts were allocated for the new traffic wardens in the department and under the law promotion they cannot be demoted without any solid and legal reasons.
They said the government’s decision to demote the petitioners was illegal and against the law and thus the decision should be declared void. At this, the bench declared the provincial government’s notification as void and restored them as sub-inspectors.
A two-member bench comprising Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth and Justice Musarrat Hilali declared the demotion notification of 138 police officials as void.
During hearing, the petitioners’ lawyers Ijaz Anwar and Zartaj Anwar submitted before the bench that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police Department in August 2015 promoted the petitioners from ASI to Sub-Inspectors (SIs), in which some were promoted through Public Service Commission while some were rankers.
They contended that after the promotion, the provincial government withdrew its promotion notification and demoted their designations as ASIs.
They stated that the posts were allocated for the new traffic wardens in the department and under the law promotion they cannot be demoted without any solid and legal reasons.
They said the government’s decision to demote the petitioners was illegal and against the law and thus the decision should be declared void. At this, the bench declared the provincial government’s notification as void and restored them as sub-inspectors.
-
Prince Harry’s Mental Health Ends Up At Stake As Meghan Moves Him To 'second Fiddle' -
Bradley Cooper On Who His Mother Thinks Is The World’s Best Actor -
Meghan Markle Offers Glimpse Into Intimate Dance Moment With Harry Amid Split Rumors -
Jon Bon Jovi Joins The Viral 2016 Throwback Trend With Nostalgic Photos -
Kate Middleton Hailed For Her Lack Of ‘obligation’ As Well As Altruistic, Selfless Qualities -
Jason Momoa Says Being With Beau Adria Arjona Feels 'perfect' -
Idris Elba Says One Mix-up Nearly Cost Him A Knighthood From King Charles -
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor Incurs Anger Of Biggest Royal -
Megan Fox, Machine Gun Kelly's Relationship 'is Just About Co-parenting' -
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Warned They Can’t Fool Brits Because It Won’t Land -
South Korea’s Ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol, Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison: Key Details Explained -
Princess Beatrice Is ‘terrified’ Of Mom Fergie: ‘She’s Begging Her To Not Destroy Her Future’ -
Harry Styles’ New Album Earns Subtle Nod From Zoe Kravitz’s Dad -
Ari Emanuel Makes A Decision Regarding His Memoir Alongside Prince Harry’s Ghostwriter -
Buckingham Palace Gives The Spotlight To The Duke And Duchess Of Edinburgh: Video -
Eva Mendes Revisits Year She Hid Pregnancy