World News | Pakistan: Children’s education in Banguigur adversely affected by lack of educational facilities

Balochistan [Pakistan], February 28 (ANI): Children’s education in Banjgur, Pakistan is adversely affected due to lack of educational facilities. Pakistani dialect-based Intekhab Daily cited other reports that rural Panjgur had the worst education system.

Panjigur is a small town in Panjigur District, Balochistan.

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According to Intekhab Daily, educational institutions in Benjigur are very short of funds and teachers. In the past ten years, no faculty members have been recruited.

Of the dozens of public schools, only three or four work. Many schools have fired teachers for not having enough money to pay them.

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According to Intekhab Daily, the Pakistani government is not concerned about the future of children in Balochistan.

An educator, who is also a senior official of the Private Schools Association, was shot dead in Karachi’s Gulistan-i-Jauhar area on Sunday in what police described as a “targeted attack”.

The victim, Syed Khalid Raza, 55, was the deputy principal of Darul Arqam School in the Karachi area. He is also the Vice-Chairman of the Federation of Private Schools of Pakistan.

Police said the incident happened at Gulistan-i-Jauhar Block-7 near his home.

East Zubayr police chief Nazeer Shaikh said the victim came out of his home and walked towards his car parked nearby. He said the assailant on a motorcycle turned up there, shot him and rode away.

He was shot in the head and died instantly. Police said the attacker appeared to be waiting for him. (Arnie)

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