Pakistan’s Early Civil Servants and Today’s Privileges
Pakistan’s first government employees reported for duty in August 1947 despite limited resources, with some using camel carts to reach offices. The contrast with today’s officials,...

Pakistan’s first government employees reported for duty in August 1947 despite limited resources, with some using camel carts to reach offices. The contrast with today’s officials, often associated with expensive official vehicles, highlights concerns about privilege, public spending and the gap between public service ideals and present-day practices.
Syeda Mubeena Hashmi
JournalistStaff correspondent covering Politics and national affairs for Pakistan Times Today.



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