Key Takeaways
- Grade 19 PSP officer Nadeem Hussain ordered to return Rs. 8.69 million.
- Hussain failed to complete his PhD during approved study leave.
- Recovery order recorded in officer’s personal file.
The Establishment Division has ordered a Police Service of Pakistan (PSP) officer, Nadeem Hussain, to repay Rs. 8.69 million after he failed to complete his PhD during his study leave.
Hussain was granted leave from September 1, 2019, to July 19, 2022, to pursue a PhD degree, but he did not meet the deadline.
As a result, the division has declared the Rs. 8,689,890 paid to him during this period recoverable and directed him to deposit the amount into the government treasury under account head C03824.
The officer has been given three months from the date of the notification to repay the amount and submit proof of payment.
Failure to comply will render the notification null and void, and the Balochistan government has been directed to ensure recovery within the stipulated period and report compliance to the Establishment Division.
The recovery order has also been recorded in the officer’s personal file, impacting his future career prospects.
