MAHER GUL versus GOVERNMENT OF BALOCHISTAN, EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Arts 25A and 199 Constitutional Provisions Free and compulsory education for children in Balochistan Schools in a particular district of Balochistan, however, the inquiry committee set up to investigate the matter has found that in some areas the repair / renovation of schools. , Where there was no school, there was no payment. Given that some schools were not repaired or renovated at all, and there were no records in relation to some schools, it appears that no action was taken against responsible officers and contractors. Compensation was paid for the works, as the government demonstrated. The lack of willingness to curb pelletizing and defrauding and the possibility of a collusion of district education officers cannot be regretted because in many areas where the existence of schools is reported, they were not even built or the school was built. The building was there. The majority of schools in Balochistan province were not recorded in the revenue records due to the illegal occupation of an influential person in the area. In Balochistan, a large number of children are being denied the basic right to free and compulsory education. Directed that the picture of each and every primary, secondary and high school should be photographed and that their global positioning should be coordinated; that the provincial government should provide Balochistan with details of all schools, including the relevant area, in the record of revenue. , And the relevant District Education Officer in this regard Rory tariffs should approach the crew to work. If a District Education Officer or Revenue is coming
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