SC Restores 2014 Recruitment Rules, Overturns Tribunal Decision
News Desk
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan has reinstated the 2014 Recruitment Rules for the Controller General of Accounts, nullifying a previous decision made by the Federal Service Tribunal on October 17, 2022.
The ruling, delivered by a bench of the Supreme Court, emphasized the importance of adhering to established recruitment protocols.
Legal experts believe this decision will significantly impact the hiring processes within federal services, ensuring that recruitment remains transparent and merit-based.
This restoration of the 2014 rules is expected to have broader implications for public service employment in Pakistan, potentially affecting thousands of job seekers who rely on these regulations for fair access to government positions.
The decision underscores the judiciary’s role in maintaining the integrity of public service recruitment amidst ongoing debates about governance and accountability.
Looking ahead, the government may need to review its recruitment policies to align with the Supreme Court’s ruling. Stakeholders in the public sector are urged to prepare for potential changes in hiring practices as the implications of this decision unfold.

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