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Former FBR member files complaint against FST judgment

byCT Report
04/10/2017
in Islamabad
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ISLAMABAD: Salahuddin Gillani, an Inland Revenue Service officer of BS 18, has filed a complaint against a judgment of the Federal Services Tribunal.

The former Member administration complained to the prime minister, the chief justice of Pakistan and the federal secretary law against the judgment, alleging that FST members didn’t bother to read contents of charge-sheet and inquiry report and instead focused on merits of appeal.

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The complainant said that in this case, the FST went out of the way to favour the appellant against whom irrefutable documentary evidence was available. Salahuddin Gillani was charge-sheeted for having Maple Card (Canadian nationality) and unauthorized travelling on a passport obtained with misdeclared status of business owner. After meeting all requirements, he was dismissed.

Gillani challenged the decision in the Federal Services Tribunal which set aside his termination orders. The FBR filed an appeal before the Supreme Court of Pakistan against the FST decision and the SC ordered reinvestigation.

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