By: Sawan Khaskheli
BADIN: IBA passed PST candidates held protest demonstration and rally in front of Badin Press Club on Sunday against no issuing offer letters & political involvement and appointments in exchange for bribes.
PST candidates including Ayaz Ali Mallah, Noor Ali, Shakeelan Arain, Kamran Kumbhar, Mir Murtaza, Bibi Bushra, Sayed Zia Shah, Zahid Khaskheli and others led the protest.
On the occasion, the IBA passed PST teachers candidates said that it is injustice with candidates of the district and especially candidates from Taluka Badin were being ignored politically and socially adding they alleged that only offer letters were being served among those who were paying bribe in its department.
They deplored that IBA passed PST teachers who attained more than 40 marks were being faced injustice and ignored even from the long a year saying that education department, advisors, ministers & even elected representatives were giving them no positive response which was the immense injustice with IBA passed PST teachers.
Protesting candidates elaborated that there were 64 vacant posts in Taluka Badin but education department seems having no interest to issue offer letters to candidates and they stressed over concerned authorities to issue the offer letters immediately among the IBA passed PST teachers of Taluka.
They said if they will not to be justified they will protest in front the offices of provincial ministers, advisors, MPAs and MNAs till justice to be entertained and the candidates announced to continue their protest until the offer letters are issued.
They appealed to the CM Sindh, Chief Justice and PPP chairperson, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari for justice with 40 plus marks attaining candidates of IBA passed PST teachers while issuing them job offer letters so that the unemployment to be minimized & even closed schools to be opened and functionalized.
The demonstrators raised loudly slogans against the Sindh education department and appealed to the Sindh government to issue them job offer letters as it was their legal right.
