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Governor asks teachers to protest without skipping classes

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Governor Punjab Engineer Muhammad Baligh-ur-Rehman has said that all the right demands of teachers should be heard however, teachers must not skip classes for protests which will hurt students’ future. Talking to APP, he said that teachers are founder of our future and the government will solve their grievances.

He urged teachers to work on recruiting more students at school and help in improving Pakistan’s literacy rate. Responding to a question, he said that Pakistan was heading in the right direction and as a result, Pakistan’s economy was improving. He said that the recent decrease in petrol prices, dollar, and gold rates were indicators of better economic conditions. Governor Punjab said that an international cricket stadium would be constructed in Bahawalpur.—APP

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