PESHAWAR: Scores of university teachers sustained injuries and 24 were arrested on Monday when police resorted to baton charge and used tear gas shells against the faculty members of different.
PESHAWAR: Scores of university teachers sustained injuries and 24 were arrested on Monday when police resorted to baton charge and used tear gas shells against the faculty members of different.
Peshawar
June 1, 2021
PESHAWAR: The teachers and employees of the public sector universities have announced a pen-down strike in all universities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa from today (Tuesday) to protest against the lathi charge and teargas shelling on the protestors.
Speaking at a news conference here on Monday, Peshawar University Teachers Association (Puta) President Dr Fazal Nasir and others demanded immediate release of all the arrested employees. He demanded expulsion of Dr Attaur Rahman from the Academic and Search Committee.
The Puta chief asked the government to establish provincial Higher Education Commission as was done by Punjab and Sindh and withdraw the notification about cut in the salaries and pensions.
Teachers injured as police break varsities employees protest
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June 1, 2021
PESHAWAR: Scores of university teachers sustained injuries and 24 were arrested on Monday when police resorted to baton charge and used tear gas shells against the faculty members of different universities of the province, who had gathered outside the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly to press for acceptance of their demands.
The teachers from the public sector universities and non-teaching employees announced a boycott of academci activities in all the public sector universities of the province.
None of the universities would remain open for any academic or non-academic activities throughout the province until a formal apology is tendered to the protesting employees and all their demands are unconditionally accepted, declared Dr Fazle Nasir, central vice-president of the Federation of All Pakistan Academic Staff Association (FAPUASA) and president Peshawar University Teachers Association (PUTA), whi
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