KARACHI (HRNW): Taking stern notice of alleged corruption, nepotism, and irregularities in the establishment and shifting of examination centers, the Sindh government has ordered a high-level probe into the Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK). Following the directives of the Provincial Minister for Universities and Boards, Muhammad Ismail Rahoo, a fact-finding inquiry committee has been formally established.
Committee Structure and Timeline
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Convener: Special Secretary, Department of Universities and Boards.
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Members: Chairman of the Technical Board and the Additional Secretary (Boards).
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Deadline: The committee has been mandated to complete its investigation and submit a detailed report to the Provincial Minister within 15 days.
Terms of Reference (ToRs)
Minister Muhammad Ismail Rahoo stated that the committee will thoroughly investigate the following aspects:
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Reasons for Center Shifting: Identifying the motives behind changing examination centers just before or during the exams.
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Illegal Influence: Determining whether financial gains, nepotism, or illegal political pressure influenced the allocation of centers.
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Abuse of Power: Investigating allegations of collusion, administrative irregularities, and misuse of authority by board officials.
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Identification of Culprits: The committee is tasked with identifying the specific officers and employees involved in these malpractices.
Minister’s Warning
Muhammad Ismail Rahoo emphasized that transparency in the educational system is non-negotiable. He warned that any officer or staff member found guilty in the inquiry report will face strict disciplinary and legal action to ensure such incidents do not recur.
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