@ tig26: We cannot force someone to contribute if he is not able/willing to do so. Also, our cause is not only for a limited number of people but for all the aspirants who could not sit in CE due to over aging. We will continue our struggle, and it will be for all the aspirants, regardless of who is coming with contribution and who is not. We can contribute even more, if no one agrees.

But, we should only urge people to contribute as the efforts are heading forward. It is not a matter of getting enrolled somewhere.

[quote=omer;478494]@ tig26: We cannot force someone to contribute if he is not able/willing to do so. Also, our cause is not only for a limited number of people but for all the aspirants who could not sit in ce due to over aging. We will continue our struggle, and it will be for all the aspirants, regardless of who is coming with contribution and who is not. We can contribute even more, if no one agrees.

But, we should only urge people to contribute as the efforts are heading forward. It is not a matter of getting enrolled somewhere.[/quote]

dear omer!
Any progress regarding this issue.plz let me know!thanx

This news is realy a fresh air for those css aspirants ,who could not avail their third attempt b/c of age bar. i am with those guys who r suporting this age relaxation issue.

THE Lahore High Court on Monday sought reply from the federal government on a writ petition seeking relaxation in the upper age limit for candidates appearing in the exam of Central Superior Services (CSS).



[B]Justice Ijazul Ahsan issued this order on a petition filed by Rai Ansar Ali and eight others. [/B]They pleaded through their counsel AK Dogar that they wanted to appear in the CSS exam but their applications were not being entertained on the ground that they crossed the maximum age limit of 28, a pre-requisite for appearance in the CSS exams.



The counsel pointed out that federal government through a notification in 2011 had awarded five years age relaxation for other jobs but the same was not being applied to the CSS exam. The petitioner said they were being discriminated which was a sheer violation of the Article 25 of the Constitution.
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Fpsc may not allow age relaxation. but answer is yet to be filed by fpsc

@omer
are there only 9 people who approached A.K.Dogar for petition?is mr.Raees in those 8? in other thread of age relaxation there were more than 8 people who contributed,but only 9 were in the petition.
and if age is relaxed,it will be for all, not only these 9 people according to law.

[QUOTE=DEADLYDOCTOR;484115]THE Lahore High Court on Monday sought reply from the federal government on a writ petition seeking relaxation in the upper age limit for candidates appearing in the exam of Central Superior Services (CSS).



[B]Justice Ijazul Ahsan issued this order on a petition filed by Rai Ansar Ali and eight others. [/B]They pleaded through their counsel AK Dogar that they wanted to appear in the CSS exam but their applications were not being entertained on the ground that they crossed the maximum age limit of 28, a pre-requisite for appearance in the CSS exams.



The counsel pointed out that federal government through a notification in 2011 had awarded five years age relaxation for other jobs but the same was not being applied to the CSS exam. The petitioner said they were being discriminated which was a sheer violation of the Article 25 of the Constitution.
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Fpsc may not allow age relaxation. but answer is yet to be filed by fpsc

@omer
are there only 9 people who approached A.K.Dogar for petition?is mr.Raees in those 8? in other thread of age relaxation there were more than 8 people who contributed,but only 9 were in the petition.
and if age is relaxed,it will be for all, not only these 9 people according to law.[/QUOTE]

on this coming monday court has seeking an answer from federal govt??

Age relaxation will be for all the candidates. Obviously, the number of petitioners can't be infinite.

Mr. Raees is the one who is leading this struggle.

ohh great news. May Allah give you success. Ap logo ny bohut struggle ki hy.

fpsc has not prepared any answer for court. the process will take time.
moreover fpsc seems to have no intention of age relaxation.
Only judgement by court will allow age relaxation and judgement only depends on how strongly the case is presented.
For now court has asked Fpsc to present their position. there will be new date for fpsc view and process will take time. Also chairman is not present.So at the coming hearing,new date will be given

@ deadly doctor. So the level of expectation should be kept low I think.

[quote=ayeshat;485091]@ deadly doctor. So the level of expectation should be kept low i think.[/quote]
no brother!inshaallah we will win the case.....