SHAFIUR RAHMAN, J.---The petitioner, a D.M.G. Officer, still on probation, seeks leave to appeal against the judgment of the Federal Service Tribunal dated 24-10-1988, whereby his appeal dismissed appeal before the Tribunal was dismissed.
2- The petitioner while on probation, received an order from the Establishment Division dated 12th of February, 1987 to the following effect:-- "(1) The probationary period of Mr. Abdul Razzak Abbasi will not be terminated till he clears all the subjects of Final Passing Out Examination.
(2) He stands to lose his seniority permanently, he should be superseded and placed junior to all those officers who clear the examination before him, irrespective of batch.
(3) He will not be entitled to any increment until he passes the examination and his probationary period is terminated."
3. The petitioner sought the avoidance of its effect by approaching the Service Tribunal. The Service Tribunal examined the claim made by the petitioner by reference to the law applicable to him and held that no relief could be granted to him. The Tribunal has referred to, amongst others, section 6 of the Civil Servants Act which provides that the prescribed examination has to be passed by the probationer and he shall not be deemed to have completed his period of probation satisfactorily unless he passes such examination. It is surprising that the petitioner an officer of D.M.G. Should be so hesitant in appearing at and clearing a departmental examination equally prescribed for all others similarly undergoing the training and seeking advancement in service.
4. There is no ground for further examination and leave to appeal is refused.