QUETTA: Muhammad Nawaz Pandrani, President, All Balochistan Progressive Private Schools Association, has said that the closure of educational institutions for sixteen months was the worst precedent of incompetency and enmity with education.
These views were expressed by him while addressing a meeting of All Balochistan Progressive Private Schools Association here on Wednesday. Pandrani said that the closure of educational institutions in the name of lock down for containing the spread of novel corona virus was not acceptable to ABPPSA.
He called on authorities to open educational institutions of the province under Standard Operating Procedures so that the precious time of students could not be wasted. He added that non-implementation of relief package announced by Federal Minister for Education had exposed the enmity of the provincial government with education.
The meeting was attended, among others, by Liaquat Ali Hazara, Muhammad Waseem Khan, Khan Yousafzai, Amanullah Khan Tarin, Abdul Rehman Luni, Muhammad Faheem Asghar, Attique Baloch, Nadir Hussain Kurd, Mirwais Khan Khilji, Muhammad Zaman Yousafzai, Abdul Wahab Khan Kakar, Professor Muhammad Ibrahim Abro, Manzoor Ahmed Pandrani, Engineer Tariq, Muhammad Younas Javed Dashti, Raees Muhammad Siddique Dehwar, Jaffar Baloch, Moin-ud-Din Marri, Sharaf-ud-Din, Abdullah Achakzai, Mehboob Khan Achakzai, Abdul Latif Baloch, Hafiz Muhammad Qasim Achakzai, Muhammad Zia Jogezai, Ahmed Nabi Khan, Abdul Ghafoor Mandokhail, Abdul Latif Baloch, Abdul Samad Dehwar, Durdana, Shazia Ali, Kinza Fatima Baloch.