THATHA: The civil society and journalists held an “Open educational institutions in Sindh rally” here at Dhabeji press club.
The rally was attended by PTI leader , Murad Nahio, Mir Maluk Khan Murree, president Dhabeji press club, Maqsood Ahmad Jokio, Maulana Saeed ur Rehman, Functional League leader, Faqir Javed Jokio, Javed Jokio, Student Iqra Jokio, Faqir Ramzan Nahio, Zohaib Jokio, Riaz Ahmad Jokio, Fazal Rabi Khan, Maula Bux Katiar, Hafeez jokio, Rafi ullah Khan, Mohiuddin Jokio, Shahjahan Pathan and a large number of other people of various segment of the society.
The speakers in their address to the rally said the provincial government’s non serious policies have destroyed educational system in Sindh. They said all educational institutions are closed that are causing irriparable loss to the students who are future of the nation. They alleged that the children of the rulers were studying abroad and for the same they lack interest in local educational institutions.
The protestors later chanted slogans against the provincial government. They denounced the government policy of keep closing educational institutions indefinately. They raised slogan No to deprivation of education in Sindh”.
Sindh sarkar is giving least seriousness to the education in Sindh. Its keep the educational institutions closed for months apparently to protect students from COVID -19. But unending closure of educational institutions is damaging studies in the province seriously.
Earlier, the Sindh government was having similiar policy towards businesses and industrial activities and the traders organisations were accusing Sindh government of intentionally damage business community in the province.
Now the education sector is facing the similiar situation.
PPP government in Sindh is keeping schools, colleges and universities closed when these are partially or fully functional in other provinces.
The policy of Sindh of keeping educational institutions close will definately harm studies in Sindh and put its students at disadvantage to other provinces.
