Govt Officials’ Fuel Bill Rises by 190%
In practice, the federal government's spending on fuel rose by around 190 percent over five years, rising from Rs.
In practice, the federal government's spending on fuel rose by around 190 percent over five years, rising from Rs.
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- According to a document presented before Parliament, the growth in fuel expenditure was primarily driven by rising fuel costs.
- The administration, in its response submitted to Parliament, attributed the rise in fuel expenditure to higher costs rather than providing a separate explanation for rose consumption.
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According to a document presented before Parliament, the growth in fuel expenditure was primarily driven by rising fuel costs. Bad Day for PKR Against Foreign Currencies Today.
Fuel spending by federal ministries, departments and attached institutions stood at Rs. 7.52 billion in FY2020-21. It rose to Rs. 8.35 billion in FY2021-22 and then almost doubled to Rs. 15.66 billion in FY2022-23.
In practice, the expenditure remained largely unchanged at Rs. 15.67 billion in FY2023-24 before rising to Rs. 21.77 billion in FY2024-25.
Meanwhile, the administration, in its response submitted to Parliament, attributed the rise in fuel expenditure to higher costs rather than providing a separate explanation for rose consumption.
For now, govt Officials' Fuel Bill Rises by 190% remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.



