Political terrorism: Teaching staff titillate PTI not to interrupt education
ISLAMABAD: Fearing that a arriving designed criticism by a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf could finish adult shutting schools in a capital, member of a training and non-teaching staff have demanded that a supervision and protesters brand a specific plcae for a designed proof so that educational activities can continue unhindered.
At slightest dual colleges have already dangling their classes overdue to a brewing capricious conditions in a capital.
Apprehensive of clashes between a supervision and protesters, member of propagandize staff collected during a National Press Club on Monday to demonstrate their concerns over a rising situation.
They pronounced that a atmosphere of fear and doubt surrounding a collateral contingency finish and schools should be given protection. The staffers combined that a destiny of students can't be compromised by what they termed was ‘political terrorism.’
Federal Government Teachers Association President Malik Ameer Khan pronounced students had suffered when a PTI staged a sit-in in 2014. He removed that schools were sealed for weeks while buildings of several schools and colleges were shop-worn when they were used as fort for a military officials.
He feared students would not be means to strech their institutions due to disturbance in a capital. Khan continued that relatives were also concerned about a reserve of their children.
“If a schools are closed, students will not be means to seem for their mid-November exams. Consequently, they will not be means to cover a synopsis by a finish of a educational session.”
Meanwhile, National University for Science and Technology has announced that it will sojourn sealed compartment Nov 2. Officials pronounced a closure could be extended after gauging a situation.
Comsats University also dangling classes for dual days in a arise of a PTI protest.
Published in The Express Tribune, Nov 1st, 2016.
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