IHC seeks comments in case of Iesco chairman
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) Monday sought comments from respondents in a case challenging the appointment of chairman Board of Directors and Members of Islamabad Electricity Supply Company (Iesco).
The petitioner had named federal government, Security Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) and Iesco Board of Directors in the case. Justice Aamer Farooq of IHC heard the case, filed by Eng. Zameer Ahmed through his counsel Umer Gilani Advocate. The lawyer pleaded before the bench that the top court had cleared in a judgment that the chairman of board of director would be elected instead of selected. He further said that no relevant experience had been demanded in advertisement issued for the post of chairman. He said that the IHC also had explained in one of its judgment that age relaxation in the appointment could be given only in extraordinary situation, adding that current IESCO chairman was 72 year old.
The petitioner said that no test or interview was conducted for the appointment of chairman and board member. He prayed the court to declare the appointments as null and void. The court sought reply within two weeks.
-
Kanye West's Last Measure To Save Bianca Censori Marriage As He Tries To Salvage Image -
Kim Kardashian Finally Takes 'clear Stand' On Meghan Markle, Prince Harry -
Christina Applegate Makes Rare Confession About What Inspires Her To Keep Going In Life -
Patrick J. Adams Shares The Moment That Changed His Life -
Selena Gomez Getting Divorce From Benny Blanco Over His Unhygienic Antics? -
Meet Arvid Lindblad: Here’s Everything To Know About Youngest F1 Driver And New Face Of British Racing -
At Least 30 Dead After Heavy Rains Hit Southeastern Brazil, 39 Missing -
Courtney Love Recalls How ‘comparison’ Left Marianne Faithfull ‘broken’ -
Pedro Pascal Confirms Dating Rumors With Luke Evans' Former Boyfriend Rafael Olarra? -
Ghost's Tobias Forge Makes Big Announcement After Concluding 'Skeletour World' Tour -
Katherine Short Became Vocal ‘mental Illness’ Advocate Years Before Death -
SK Hynix Unveils $15 Billion Semiconductor Facility Investment Plan In South Korea -
Buckingham Palace Shares Major Update After Meghan Markle, Harry Arrived In Jordan -
Demi Lovato Claims Fans Make Mental Health Struggle Easier -
King Hospitalized In Spain, Royal Family Confirms -
Japan Launches AI Robot Monk To Offer Spiritual Guidance