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Court Approves 50% Allowance Increase for Staff Under FY 2025-26 Budget

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Federal Constitutional Court Approves Allowance Increase

Chief Justice Ameenuddin Khan approved a significant increase in allowances for employees of the Federal Constitutional Court. An official order was subsequently issued, increasing judicial and utility allowances by up to 50 percent of current basic salary.

The new allowances will apply immediately to all staff members. The court’s Additional Registrar (Administration) issued this notification, specifying that additional allowances are not admissible during extraordinary leave periods. Expenses for the increase will be covered from the court’s allocated budget for fiscal year 2025-26.

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