KPK Governor Increases Police Salaries and Financial Support

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi has announced higher police salaries and increased financial support for families of officers killed or injured on duty. The revised package raises compensation for martyred personnel to Rs. 35 million and replaces residential plots with cash assistance of up to Rs. 70 million.

Kundi announced the measures on October 16 as part of a revised welfare package for KP police personnel and their families. He also directed officials to speed up recruitment against 17,000 vacant police posts. The exact salary increase and revised pay scales have not yet been publicly specified.

New Compensation for Police Martyrs

The revised compensation amounts depend on the officer’s rank.

RankPrevious CompensationRevised Compensation
Constable to inspectorRs. 11 millionRs. 17 million
DSP and ASPRs. 16 millionRs. 25 million
Grades 18 and 19Rs. 21 millionRs. 30 million
Grade 20 and aboveRs. 21 millionRs. 35 million

The government has also increased compensation for personnel injured on duty. Assistance for severe injuries has risen from Rs. 100,000 to Rs. 1.5 million, while compensation for permanent disability has increased from Rs. 500,000 to Rs. 5 million.

Cash Assistance to Replace Residential Plots

Under the revised housing scheme, families will receive cash instead of residential plots, allowing them to choose where to buy a home or land

Eligible FamilyCash Assistance
Constables and head constablesRs. 18 million
ASIs, sub-inspectors and inspectorsRs. 25 million
DSPs and ASPsRs. 30 million
SPs, SSPs and higher-ranking officersRs. 70 million

The package also provides Rs. 5 million if a serving police officer’s spouse or child dies, and Rs. 3 million if a parent or sibling dies.

Kundi announced a Rs. 1 million marriage grant for each daughter of a martyred officer. He also directed officials to establish educational support for martyrs’ children, including opportunities to study abroad.

The measures expand financial and family support for police personnel as the provincial force faces ongoing security challenges and a reported shortage of staff.

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