Islamabad:
There has been an average increase of 13. 33% in pension for previous Chief Justices of Pakistan (CJPS) every year since 2010, according to a written response submitted to the Senate by the Ministry of Justice.
The document seen by the Express Pakinomist showed that the top judge received a monthly pension of RS560,000 after his pension in 2010.
This pension was increased to RS644,000 in 2011; RS773,000 in 2012; RS850,000 in 2013; RS935,000 in 2014; RS1,005,000 in 2015; RS1.105,000 in 2016 and RS1.217,000 in 2017.
In 2018, the monthly pension rose for a former CJP to RS1.338,000; By 2021 it rose to RS1.452,000; By 2023 to RS1.657,000 and by 2024, the monthly pension rose for a former top judge to RS2,390,000.
The Ministry also presented details of the pension and other facilities received by the widow after CJP.
The widow is entitled to a driver and an orderly. She is authorized for 3,000 local phone calls per Month; Get 2,000 units free electricity and get 300 liters of gasoline per day. Month. The widow after a judge is exempt from income tax.
In a written response, the Ministry of Energy said the demand for natural gas in the country is increasing every day that goes while local reserves are falling.
Over the past five years, Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) has been subject to a shortage of local gas.
