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Punjab Waqf Properties Ordinance (IV of 1979)--- ----S. 7 (2)---Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art. 199---Constitutional petition---Administrative control of shrine in question, and properties attached to it was taken over by Auqaf Department through Notification dated 15-12-1977---Petitioner claiming to be the. Sajjada Nashin                            performing                            services                            of ceremonies---Validity---Status of Sajjada Nashin could not be conferred upon any person ipso facto---Chief Administrator Auqaf has the prerogative to allow any person to perform any service or ceremony at the shrine---Chief Administrator, Auqaf, however, was not vested with jurisdiction to appoint any one as Sajjada Nashin---Petitioner's claim to be functioning as Sajjada Nashin was quite fallacious and did not reflect correct state of affair-- Chief Administrator, Auqaf did not need guidance and advice of any person (including petitioner as per his claim) to assume administration and control of the shrine---Chief Administrator, Auqaf, however, at his option could dispose of any application if submitted to him by petitioner for performance of any service or ceremony. Sardar Muhammad Latif Khan Khosa for Petitioner. Mirza Manzoor Ahmad and Malik Haider Usman, D.A.-G. for Respondents No. 2 to 5. Date of hearing: 25th May, 1995.   ORDER Brief facts as alleged in this writ petition are that after the death of Khawaja Faiz Ahmad, the petitioner's father Khawaja Abdul Karim was appointed as Sajada Nashin of Shrine Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Farid of Kot Mithan Sharif, District Rajanpur. It has been further claimed that even after the death of Faiz Farid son of Khawaja Faiz Ahmad, the petitioner's father continued performing all the…