Law:

Section:

(a) Educational Institution--

----Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art.199---Professional College ---Admission-- Constitutional jurisdiction, exercise of---Discrimination in selection of students-- Duty of Court---Where Constitutional jurisdiction was invoked by an aggrieved party, Court had to see whether any Authority while exercising power, had done so in accordance with law or rules in order to check discrimination in selecting students to different professional Colleges---Deserving candidate should not lose a seat in a professional college if he was otherwise qualified and fulfiled conditions as laid down in Rules/Prospectus and selected by Selection Committee merely because he had no personal affiliation to a Minister or Chief Minister-- Where Government had framed Rules and prescribed procedure for admission to a professional College, such Rules should have uniform application and effect to students irrespective of their personal affiliation to any member of the cabinet because otherwise it would lead to an anomalous situation as a result of which there would be chaos with no balance to be preserved and rules so framed would lose their sanctity---Only procedure for getting admission in a professional college was the one as prescribed in the prospectus.

(b) Educational Institution--