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Being named in FIR doesn’t preclude someone from govt service: FCC

• Bench distinguishes between ‘accusatory instrument’ and ‘judicially established culpability’ ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) on Tuesday ruled that the mere registration of an FIR could not constitute perpetual disqualification from public employment, while underlining the need for uniform, transparent and constitutionally compliant standards for verification of antecedents in…

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    • Bench distinguishes between ‘accusatory instrument’ and ‘judicially established culpability’ ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) on Tuesday ruled that the mere registration of an FIR could not constitute perpetual disqualification from public…