Chief Justice of Pakistan, Qazi Faez Isa, has turned down the traditional farewell dinner, pointing out that it would cost Rs. 2 million from public funds. By rejecting this event, he is demonstrating his commitment to using public money responsibly.
CJP Isa’s decision highlights the importance of fiscal responsibility among public officials. He believes that spending such a large amount on a farewell dinner would not be a wise use of taxpayer money. This action aligns with growing calls for more accountability and transparency in how government funds are used.
As CJP Isa prepares to end his term, his refusal of the farewell dinner sends a clear message about responsible governance. It resonates with the public’s desire for officials to be more careful with public resources, setting a strong example for others in positions of power.
His move may influence future leaders to reconsider similar traditions and make decisions that prioritize public interest over personal celebrations.
