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The government has fixed the salaries and wages of judges and officials of constitutional bodies.
Six months after the increase in the salaries of the employees, the government has fixed the salaries of judges and constitutional officials.
The salaries of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Judges to Chief Justices of the High Courts, Judges, District Court Judges, Judicial Council members, National Planning Commission Vice Chairman and members have increased.
Finance Secretary Toyam Raya said that the salaries of officials of the Public Service Commission, Power Abuse Investigation Commission, Human Rights Commission, Election Commission, Secretary General of the Federal Parliament, Secretary, Chief Information Commissioner and Information Commissioner of the National Information Commission have been published in the gazette.
Now the Chief Justice will get a salary of 1 lakh 2 thousand 293 rupees, while the salary of the judges of the Supreme Court will get 85 thousand 43 rupees.
Similarly, the salary of the Chief Justice of the High Court is Rs 80,707, the salary of the Judge is Rs 76,383 and the salary of the District Judge is Rs 64,895.
Similarly, the salary of the members of the Judicial Council is also fixed at 84 thousand 43 rupees. Similarly, 80 thousand 707 rupees have been fixed for the chief officers of constitutional bodies, while 76 thousand 383 rupees have been fixed for officials.
Similarly, 79 thousand 383 and 77 thousand 660 members of the National Planning Commission have been assigned. On the other hand, the General Secretary of the Federal Parliament is set at Rs 77,211 and that of the Secretary is set at Rs 72,820. Similarly, Toyam Raya informed that 80 thousand 707 rupees and 76 thousand 383 rupees have been fixed for the chief commissioner of the National Information Commission.
