Islamabad High Court rejects request to open private schools

Islam Abad (94 news) The Islamabad High Court rejected the petition regarding the opening of private schools.

According to the details, a hearing on the application was held today in the Islamabad High Court, in which it was stated in the application by the private educational institutions that 15 Schools should be allowed to open from August. However, Chief Justice Athar Minullah has remarked on this that the court does not interfere in administrative decisions, the government or related institutions should be contacted on the issue of opening schools.
It was submitted on behalf of the petitioner that the schools have been closed for five months, so the schools should be allowed to open.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that if the Corona situation improves, they will consider opening educational institutions.

It should be remembered that all organizations of private educational institutions including All Pakistan Private Schools Federation 15 It was announced to open the school from August. However, no notification has been issued by the government yet.