The Punjab government has decided to remove male professors and teachers from women’s universities throughout the province to prevent harassment and protect female students.
Governor Sardar Saleem Haider announced the decision while talking to the media, saying that strict penalties would be enforced against people involved in harassment at educational institutions.
In addition to removing male staff, the governor revealed that the system for preparing and checking examination assignments would be revised to protect female students from extortion and harassment.
“All university administrations have been instructed to implement the new system,” Haider said, adding that the forms for evaluation of performance will be distributed to the principal and professors. Future rewards and penalties will be based on these assessments.
Last month, while launching the Honhaar scholarship program for the Gujranwala Division by distributing control among the top 10 students at Government College Women University (GCWU) Sialkot, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif announced that all students with more than 65% brand be delivered laptops ”
An honorary guard was presented to the students of the quota of the Punjab police.
The Minister of Ministry announced that the Punjab government would take responsibility for the cancer treatment of a female student’s mother.
According to the scheme, 1,947 students in the Gujranwala division will receive scholarships to a value of RS89.8 million, including 1,276 students at government universities receiving RS58.5 million, 481 students at Colleges RS13.2 million, 112 students at private institutions and 78 of medical colleges.
Main Minister Maryam Nawaz said on the occasion that she had instructed the authorities concerned to increase the number of Honhaar fellowships to 50,000 in next year’s budget.
She said that 30,000 scholarships were given to children, but that there should be more. She said public money should be spent on their welfare.
She added, “Very soon, second and third -year -old students also get deserving scholarships.”
