LAHORE:THE Lahore High Court on Thursday directed the Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) to allow a candidate to take examination for post of Planning Department deputy director.
Bilal Shaukat had filed the petition and contended that the PPSC had rejected his application for advertised post on a plea that his experience certificate was not duly signed by the authorities.
A deputy director legal of the PPSC appeared before the court on Thursday and said that the petitioner had not approached any officer concerned of the PPSC and his application was rejected by a clerk.
At this, Justice Muhammad Khalid Mehmood Khan remarked that it appeared the clerk mafia had taken over the charge in the PPSC. He observed, “PPSC is a responsible institution conducting examinations of officers above grade-17 but its working is in bad condition.”
Justice Khan further remarked that working of the PPSC was in the hand of inexperienced persons.
Allowing the petition, the judge directed the PPSC secretary to entertain the application of the petitioner and allow him to take examination for the advertised post within seven days.
Three bailed in property case: A division bench of the Lahore High Court on Thursday allowed interim bail till August 8 to three persons in Rs1.38 billion Qasr-e-Zauq illegal property grabbing case.
The bench of Chief Justice Ijaz Ahmad Chaudhry and Justice Mazhar Iqbal Sidhu required the petitioner Rana Muhammad Azam, Tikka Muhammad Iqbal and Muhammad Khan Tikka to deposit two sureties each in the sum of one million rupees to avail the bail.The news.
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