Of the Private Schools Federation 15 Schools announced to open in August

Faisalabad (94 News Mian Hamza) Due to Corona, private educational institutions termed the long closure as anti-education 15 The opening of the institution was announced on August.

According to the details, private educational institutions across the country have been closed since March due to Corona, and all educational activities have been suspended, due to which private educational institutions are suffering from severe financial difficulties. On the other hand, parents are worried about their children's education. This year, the annual exams of the boards have also been affected by the corona virus and the students have been promoted to the next classes without exams. is going But the government rejected all the objections without taking into account any organization across the country and allowed the children to pass the exams.

On the other hand, the All Pakistan Private Schools Federation, representing the whole of Pakistan, also demanded the immediate opening of educational institutions.

In this regard, a special meeting of All Pakistan Private Schools Alliance Founders, Giant Action Committee and Private Schools Federation was held, in which the central president of the alliance founders and regional president of the federation, Mian Nadeem Ahmed, demanded the government to 15 Schools should be opened under SOPs on August. He said that after Eid-ul-Zhaha, a rally will be held in Faisalabad to wake up the rulers by playing horns. He said that we 15 In any case, schools will open on August.

On this occasion, Provincial President Federation Rana Tahir Salim Khan, Asad Bashir Gul, Sheikh Naseem and others said that the representative organizations of private educational institutions across the country have a unanimous decision that we 15 Educational institutions will open on August. He said that if the government puts any obstacle in this process or abuses the teachers in any way, then the students of educational institutions across the country have the right to protest and there will be a full protest.

He said that children are turning to child labour, which is a question mark on the government's performance. Rana Tahir further said that other twenty businesses related to educational institutions have also been closed, including printing, cloth, tailoring, book shops, stationery, canteen and other branches.