Sindh govt halts salaries of over thousand absent teachers, employees

City News Oct, 24 2024
Sindh govt halts salaries of over thousand absent teachers, employees
  • 136
  • 0

KARACHI: Salaries of 1,369 permanently absent teachers and employees have been ordered to be withheld in Sindh.

An investigation into absence of 1,369 teachers and employees across Sindh has been intensified. Scrutiny committee formed by Sindh Education Secretary has submitted report on absenteeism of teachers and employees. Following this, Education Secretary has directed to stop salaries of absent teachers and employees. Sindh Education Department’s Monitoring and Evaluation Department revealed that 1,369 teachers and employees were permanently absent from duty. In response to this discovery, Sindh Education Secretary formed scrutiny committee. 

Committee was led by an Additional Secretary, with two Deputy Secretaries and Section Officer as members. Saeed Ahmed Memon, Section Officer and committee member, wrote to Monitoring Officers and District Education Officers, requesting attendance records and evidence for 1,369 teachers and employees in question. According to sources, large number of teachers and employees are residing abroad and have been permanently absent from duty. Scrutiny committee has completed investigation process and submitted its report, after which salaries of teachers and employees who remained permanently absent have been withheld.

Staff Reporter
Staff Reporter https://www.dailynationalcourier.com/author/staff-reporter
Daily National Courier is a leading morning English newspaper of twelve pages covering all international and national political developments on 24/7 basis.

NC Big Stories

Govt plans to cut electricity prices by up to Rs10 per unit

ISLAMABAD: Government has unveiled a revised plan to reduce the baseline power tariff by Rs 8 to Rs 10 per unit, quoting sources. The plan aims to address the issue of circular debt, which will be reduced through the reduction of the debt amount. Un...

Govt rejects proposal to exchange Dr. Aafia Siddiqui for Shakil Afridi

ISLAMABAD: Government told the Islamabad High Court (IHC) its position on the proposal to exchange Dr Aafia Siddiqui’s release for Shakil Afridi’s handover. According to reports, the government of Pakistan turned down the possibility of...

Mustafa Amir’s remains exhumed for DNA samples

KARACHI: Following the court orders, Sindh health department’s medical team exhumed body of Mustafa Amir for DNA samples. Mustafa Amir was kidnapped and allegedly murdered by his friends in Karachi’s Defence Housing Authority (DHA) on Jan...

Pakistan releases 22 Indian fishermen, begins repatriation process

KARACHI: Pakistani authorities have released 22 Indian fishermen from Karachi’s Malir Jail, beginning their repatriation process on Friday, as confirmed by a police official.   Arshad Shah, the superintendent of Malir Jail, confirmed that...

More like this
Related

Mustafa Amir’s remains exhumed for DNA samples

KARACHI: Following the court orders, Sindh health department’s medical team exhumed body of Mustafa Amir for DNA samples. Mustafa Amir was kidnapped and allegedly murdered by his friends in Karachi’s Defence Housing Authority (DHA) on Jan...

Pakistan releases 22 Indian fishermen, begins repatriation process

KARACHI: Pakistani authorities have released 22 Indian fishermen from Karachi’s Malir Jail, beginning their repatriation process on Friday, as confirmed by a police official.   Arshad Shah, the superintendent of Malir Jail, confirmed that...

Petroleum dealers threaten to shut pumps nationwide

KARACHI: Pakistan’s petroleum dealers have strongly rejected the deregulation policy and indicated that they may shut down petrol pumps across the country. Abdul Sami Khan, Chairman of the All Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association, voiced his...

Mustafa murder case: Key suspect makes confession

KARACHI: Police has made major breakthroughs in the Mustafa abduction and murder case, recovering the murder weapon and securing a chilling confession from key suspect, Armaghan. According to investigation officials, the prime suspect, who is current...
Need Help? Chat with us