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JI president announces sit-in as majority student failed in intermediate

JI president announces sit-in as majority student failed in intermediate

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Karachi: Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) president  Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman has announced a sit-in in front of the board after 60 percent of children failed in inter while giving a press conference in Karachi

Hafiz Naeem said that we cannot ignore this issue. Tomorrow at 11 a.m., sit in front of the intermediate board. On Thursday, students should bring their mark sheets.

Hafiz Naeem said that he will announce the future action in the sit-in on Thursday. The case of the city is being fought together with the youth of the city. The leader, JI, said that he regretted the statement of the caretaker chief minister of Sindh in this regard: Does the government want these children to go into street crime?

It should be noted that the caretaker CM of Sindh said on the failure of a large number of students in the intermediate that the children have failed, then what is there to protest?

Earlier, Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman on Sunday said an alternative electricity supplying company should be brought instead of K-Electric.

Officials of K-Electric have been imposed on the masses. First, the electric mafia should be caught. If action is taken against corruption, K-Electric should be at the top,” Hafiz Naeem said addressing media in Karachi.

“It is surprising that how electricity thief can take someone’s life. We will also go to the upcoming NEPRA hearing and point out this cruelty. Crime in the city is increasing day by day,” he pointed out.

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