LARKANA: Education Secretary Fazalullah Pechuho was astonished to find 231 teachers posted in Government Boys High School Kambar during his surprise visit and said that the number of enrolled students must be at least 10,000 in the school.
Speaking on this occasion, he said surplus teachers will be transferred to other needy schools. He also found four female teachers in Government Girls High School in the same town.
Pechuho then reached Government Pilot Higher Secondary School Larkana, where all 127 teachers were called out, of which only nine appeared for biometric verification test for which he asked the principal Deedar Mugheri and director secondary schools Razia Pathan.
Razia Pathan told the secretary: "GSTA has boycotted biometric system and protested against it due to which many teachers have not so far appeared for the same under fear."
Pechuho then reached Government Pilot Higher Secondary School Larkana, where all 127 teachers were called out, of which only nine appeared for biometric verification test for which he asked the principal Deedar Mugheri and director secondary schools Razia Pathan.
Razia Pathan told the secretary: "GSTA has boycotted biometric system and protested against it due to which many teachers have not so far appeared for the same under fear."
Pechuho directed them if the teachers fail to get themselves verified by August 30, then show cause notices will be issued to them and their salaries stopped.
He asked them to tell the teachers to refrain from doing politics.
On the other hand, after hearing the news of secretary's surprise visitss at schools, many teachers most of whom were alleged to be ghost since long arrived in the schools and some of them also kept in contact with journalists to know the program of their boss.
Meanwhile, secretary held talks with GSTA leaders in the school. Sikander Kalhoro told the secretary that they do not support ghost or absent teachers, but teachers should be given their rights admissible under rules and their problems must also resolved. - PPI
He asked them to tell the teachers to refrain from doing politics.
On the other hand, after hearing the news of secretary's surprise visitss at schools, many teachers most of whom were alleged to be ghost since long arrived in the schools and some of them also kept in contact with journalists to know the program of their boss.
Meanwhile, secretary held talks with GSTA leaders in the school. Sikander Kalhoro told the secretary that they do not support ghost or absent teachers, but teachers should be given their rights admissible under rules and their problems must also resolved. - PPI
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