SC official was rehired, Introduction
SC official was rehired, Nazar Abbas was rehired as director general (judicial wing), a BPS-21 position, in the Supreme Court on a six-month contract, just one day after he retired as additional registrar (judicial).SC official was rehired, The apex court has established the DG judicial wing position for the first time. A two-judge Supreme Court bench revoked the senior staff member’s contempt notice last month for failing to fix a case pertaining to regular benches’ jurisdiction. Abbas’s base pay, which includes personal pay to which he was entitled on the date of retirement, will be set in BPS-21 at the stage of last pay.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan
In addition to any ad hoc reliefs, his class of employees will be eligible for all allowances under federal and Supreme Court regulations as they become available. His leaves will be no different. The Supreme Court of Pakistan would have the authority to decide whether Abbas could continue working full-time. He is not entitled to extra compensation and may be employed in any way that the proper authority requests. He must always abide by the regulations set forth for the time being to govern the service on cadre to which the position he has been employed belongs.
A notification states that Abbas will be eligible for a 1300cc vehicle with a 270-liter monthly POL cap. He is permitted to drive outside of Islamabad’s municipal limits as long as the fuel restriction is not exceeded. He will be entitled to the same monetization as other federal government employees of his class if he chooses not to use the transportation. He will have the same right to accommodations in government-owned or rented housing as someone of the same service or Supreme Court level.
Conclusion
The Federal Civil Servants/Supreme Court Establishment rules and regulations will apply to all other matters not specifically covered by this contract. Yahya Afridi, the Chief Justice of Pakistan, has given his assent for the notification to be released. According to information obtained, permanent staff members of the highest court felt uneasy about re-employment. The majority of the retired officers assigned to important positions were from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P), which is also where CJP Afridi is from.