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KU teachers concerned over security on campus
Karachi, Oct 3: The Anjuman-e-Asatiza, Karachi University, has expressed concern
over the poor security on the campus and demanded introduction of an integrated
new security system to overcome the increasing number of clashes between
different students organisations.
According to details, a meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Karachi University Teachers' Association held here on
Tuesday with Dr. Suhail Barkati in the chair. The meeting assessed the
bus-firing incident of September 13 and clashes between students organisations
prior to that.
The meeting stressed the need to hold all extra-curricular
activities from the university platform and ask student organisations to develop
a sense of responsibility and promote democratic culture.
The meeting was
worried about the increasing tension between different student groups and called
for the implementation of a new security plan to handle the situation. It also
condemned the robbery incident at the residence of a professor on the campus.
The meeting noted that occurrence of such incidents in the presence of Rangers
was worrisome. The meeting demanded of the university administration to stop
officially recognising student organisations and ban their activities, wall
chalking, banners, posters and distribution of pamphlets on the university
premises. The News
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Education News| Updated: 09 Jan, 2009 |
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