All Pakistan Private Schools and Colleges Association calls for protests

Members of All Pakistan Private Schools and Colleges Association have called for protests against the eviction of 8000 private educational institutions from 42 cantonment boards of the country.

Malik Abrar Hussain, Central President of All Pakistan Private Association, told a press conference in Islamabad that the responsibility of education lies with the government.

There are no education boards for the admissions of millions of students. More than three million students are studying in 42 cantonment boards. He said that All Pakistan Private Schools and Colleges Association had called for protests.

Hundreds of educational institutions are given notices. Our standard of education is declining, our number in Asia is after Afghanistan.

The future of millions of children is in stake. Two different laws are running in one country which are leading the country towards ignorance.

He said that there has been no hearing of the case in the Supreme Court for two years now. Our children and their parents are suffering from mental retardation.