Pakistan
PAC chief proposes salary suspension for employees involved in 'Anti-State Activities'
Noor Alam Khan, Chairman of PAC, calls for strict measures against government employees engaged in vandalism during protests.
Islamabad: Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Chairman Noor Alam Khan has recently made a controversial proposal, suggesting the immediate suspension of salaries and pensions for government employees involved in what he refers to as "anti-state activities."
@NOORALAMKHAN Acknowledging services of armed forces directed fed,prov govts to stop pensions privileges of ex-service members retired govt officials involved in violent protests May 9.Called for legal action against retd servicemen make anti-state commentaries on social media
— Mariana Baabar (@MarianaBaabar) May 17, 2023
This statement came in response to a tweet by a journalist, highlighting concerns over the involvement of government workers in vandalizing government installations during protests.
Khan's call for strict measures aims to hold accountable those engaged in actions deemed detrimental to the state's interests.
He believes that individuals participating in such activities should face consequences, including the suspension of their salaries and pensions.
Additionally, he proposed denying "clearance certificates" to unemployed individuals, further discouraging potential misconduct.
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