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It depends on cases to cases...most of the time a competant officer doesnt know reference especially in depaetments other than PSP....I cannot mention the details here
sir if cant discuss this issue on forum then please elaborate my query on my email id. my email id is zakariyan01@hotmail.com

sir please reply me these are my serious concerns regarding civil service
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You can differ but no need to tell me your point of view untill i ask for that...plz go through all my posts in this thread then post threads...you telling police using illegal bhartis then what about other deptts? and thats what I am saying that Police has no LEGAL power, police is to do with criminals only...I am compqring life of a DMG officer and a PSP officer...I am not compqring PSP with a commin man...what power PSP has against DMG and almost all BPS-22 PSP officers work under DMG offucers
The legal powers of police are but not limited to fighting crime, ensuring security, prevention and detection of crime, helping the weak. Police is/was never a pampered job, it's for the tough. DMG is a total different concept for total different type of people, if everyone goes after luxury, who will handle the tough job? Power and pleasure are vague words, real power, to me, is anything that lets you help the common oppressed men and I think that's served best with PSP than DMG.
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Thanks a lot Sir May God Bless you and give you what you want.
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Sir, I said that because you touched the topic of PhD in your previous posts. You said that in Pakistan css police job is the best because what's the use of a phd with 1 lakh salary when you can be ridiculed by a constable so I replied to it.

Secondly, you said it makes you smile that I draw your attention towards something about police in which you spent 9 long years.. well I again appreciate your efforts for serving in police for so long and helping the people but at the same time I've spent all my life with police (Since i was born, to-date) so I guess I also know something about It
Dear Sir Nadeem supported PSP against Phd NOT against DMG...and he always have supported DMG as the best group (his opinion)

Moreover Sir Nadeem's father is also serving in BPS-22 in PSP...I am sure He must be knowing more and better than you
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Dear Sir Nadeem supported PSP against Phd NOT against DMG...and he always have supported DMG as the best group (his opinion)

Moreover Sir Nadeem's father is also serving in BPS-22 in PSP...I am sure He must be knowing more and better than you
1 - I know he supported it but I did not supported it. Just because I am aspiring for PSP and my loved ones are serving PSP officers does not mean I will support PSP in it's wrong as well. A PhD has his own respect and saying that a constable can ridicule a PhD with no good reason is mere disrespect of education and a sheer disrespect of PSP itself. In educated and developed countries, the educated people are respected (unless they break law)

2 - I too am very sure he knows more than me and so do you, I know that I know nothing.. but why do you think his father alone is serving in BPS-22 (PSP) ?

No more comments anyway, The discussion has taken a wrong turn. I am out of it, Carry on!

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sir these are my serious concerns regarding civil service please reply in detail


sir if a middle class candidate qualified css and get allocation in PSP or DMG but he has no references he has not any family background that can support him in getting good postings then is it possible that he can get promotions????? is it possible that he can get good postings like DPO, RPO or DCO, Commissioner etc,,,,,is it possible that man can reach to BPS 21 or 22?????
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Sir in the interview what is the answer to the question.
Why do you prefer PSP than other groups.
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Sir Can you kindly tell us about the future of DMG and FSP officers as lawyers after resignation or retirement???? Have you seen such examples of successful bureaucrats who proved themselves to be prominent lawyers as well. And how do you see the earning of a successful lawyer as with that of a bureaucrat??
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Sir Can you kindly tell us about the future of DMG and FSP officers as lawyers after resignation or retirement???? Have you seen such examples of successful bureaucrats who proved themselves to be prominent lawyers as well. And how do you see the earning of a successful lawyer as with that of a bureaucrat??
as per my poor knowledge..Aitzaz Ahsan qualified as a CSP but preferred to practice as a lawyer
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