Pakistan government official applies for 730 days of paid leave?

Islamabad - He is not happy with the new Railways minister.

A Pakistani government official's leave application has gone viral as he requested for a shocking 730-day long paid leave!
According to the viral application, Mohammad Hanif Gul, a Grade-20 officer, has applied for the nearly 2-year long leave on full pay (LFP) as it would be impossible for him to work under the new 'extremely unprofessional and ill-mannered' Railways Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed.
Ahmed became the new Railways Minister after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's victory in the 2018 elections. He is the founder of the political party, Awami Muslim League.
Journalists in Pakistan have widely shared the application - with many criticising Gul for his unprofessional attitude and burdening the exchequer while others doubting the veracity of the application.

Resign, brother.

Resign, or deal with the might and plight of @shkhrasheed.

Don't live for two years on my dime.

Sorry, but this man shouldn't be obliged. pic.twitter.com/lF41I2PDnc
- WSK (@WajSKhan) August 26, 2018

First jolt to Railways.
A senior official applies for 2-years leave citing nonprofessional and ill mannered behaviour of new Railways Minister. pic.twitter.com/3lDmVshS9U
- Gharidah Farooqi (@GFarooqi) August 26, 2018

In which professional world a true professional can ask for 730 days paid leave. He himself is rotten & ill mannered person. The subject of his application reflects his level of professionalism & corruption. U a rooted egg needs to tell him that he gets paid from tax payer money
- Bilal Ahmed (@bilalahmed2k) August 26, 2018

LOL. The new railways minister has forced the chief commercial manager to go on a 730-day leave (I suppose on day 731 he will retire) for his rude and non professional behaviour. Bye bye Pakistan Railways in Naya Pakistan. pic.twitter.com/mxw6QVJDhE
- Aima Khosa (@aimaMK) August 26, 2018