Islamabad police finalizes security plan for Budget session 2026-27

Islamabad police finalizes security plan for Budget session 2026-27
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The Islamabad police have finalized the security plan of the federal capital for the 2026-27 federal budget session. The security plan has been completed and is under implementation. 

Sources stated that during the federal budget sessions, only employees and approved media persons will be allowed through entry via Serena Chowk and Margalla Road into the Red zone.
The other entry points of the Red Zone would be closed, while access would be restricted for other persons during the federal budget session.
To ensure a secure environment, police would take strict measures; two thousand officers and official of Islamabad Police would perform their duties during the federal budget session at Parliament House and throughout the Red Zone, police officials said.
Moreover, the police would also get help from the Safe City surveillance system for real-time monitoring of sensitive places. They would deploy vehicles equipped with cameras for efficient operations throughout the red zone.
The police official also planned security measures so that they could ensure the smooth budget sessions and not allow anyone to createdisturbance. Police officials also maintained that entry would be strictly permitted after confirming the entry permit from holders and media persons.
During the budget session, the surveillance team will be on alert throughout the session at the red zone. Police officials and the surveillance unit will share real-time information among themselves during the session.

The entire security plan has been finalized to save all important government installations and for the smooth execution of the activities associated with the federal budget.

 

Federal Minister to Present Budget 2026-27


Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb will present the federal budget for the fiscal year 2026–27 in the National Assembly today, Friday, June 12, 2026. The separate sessions have been summoned with the Senate meeting at 4:00 PM and the National Assembly convening at 5:00 PM.

The budget was initially scheduled to be presented in the parliament on June 10, but it was delayed due to required consultations and consensus-building between the ruling coalition partners.

Total size of the consolidated national budget

The total size of the consolidated national budget is estimated to be over Rs17.1 trillion to Rs17.5 trillion ($61.5 billion). The government is targeting a 4% to 4.1% real GDP growth rate while the policymakers aim to curb and maintain a single-digit average inflation target of 8.2% to 8.4%.

The tax collection target for the Federal Board of Revenue is projected at an ambitious Rs15.267 trillion. Heavy chunks are earmarked for debt servicing (Rs7.824 trillion) and defence spending (Rs2.665 trillion) while the National Economic Council (NEC) has approved a Rs3,669 billion national development budget, including Rs1,000 billion for the federal Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP).

A 7% to 10% increase in salaries and pensions is under consideration for public sector employees to offset inflation pressures. According to experts, registered businesses and the salaried class are likely to bear the core brunt of revenue-raising targets, as sectors like real estate, retail, and agriculture remain difficult to bring into the tax net.

 

 

 

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