Peshawar, Pakistan – Web Desk : The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has decided to reduce the fuel quota for official vehicles by 25 percent, part of broader fuel conservation measures amid pressure on petroleum supplies and foreign exchange reserves.
The decision was approved during a provincial cabinet meeting and will remain in effect temporarily for two months, starting March 2026.
Under the revised policy:
- Provincial ministers, advisers, special assistants, and parliamentary secretaries will see their monthly fuel quota reduced from 390 liters to 292 liters.
- The Chief Secretary, Additional Chief Secretaries, and Finance Secretary’s allocation drops from 146 liters to 110 liters.
- Administrative secretaries, commissioners, and DIGs will now get 98 liters per month, down from 130 liters.
- Officers in Grade 20 and above and the chairman of the Public Service Tribunal will have quotas reduced to 74 liters from 98 liters.
- Deputy commissioners, additional deputy commissioners, SPs, and departmental heads will now receive 104 liters monthly.
Fuel allocations for police officials have also been revised:
- SDPOs: 260 liters/month
- Traffic police: 195 liters/month
- Police stations: 351 liters/month
Additionally, four protocol vehicles at KP House will now get 134 liters per vehicle, while other government houses will receive 57 liters, down from 75 liters previously.
Officials said the move aims to rationalize fuel usage in the provincial administration while addressing broader supply and economic pressures.
