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Punjab Administrative Tribunals Act (XI of 1974)- - S. 4-Transfer of civil servants--Normal incidence of service Transfer, unless attendant by extraordinary circumstances, held, not liable to interference by Service Tribunal-Appellant transferred for reason of being posted in his home village, inhabited mainly by members of his bradari and indulging in local politics-Transfer, held, ordered on sound reasons. ORDER SAID SAODD JAN (CHAIRMAN) -The appellant is posted as a teacher in the Government High School, Kakrali, in District Gujrat. He challenges his order of transfer to Government High School, Kohar. On going through his memorandum of appeal we were struck by the fact that during the course of one calendar year he had been subjected to six traps: fees. This appeared rather unusual and we called for the District Education Officer to report the circumstances, which had led to the frequent transfers of the appellant. The report has since been received and we have considered it. It appears that the appellant was formerly posted in the Province of Baluchistan from where he vas transferred to the Punjab on his own request. On his transfer to the Punjab he was posted in the Government Middle School, Langhrial. On his own request he was again transferred for Lahghrial to the Government High School, Kakrali: When he was in Kakrali three transfer orders were passed one after another, Thus, first he was transferred to Mona Depot, then to Sohawa Bulani and finally to Kohar. The transfer to Mona Depot and Sohawa Bulani…

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