General Secretary of Pakistan Muslim League Functional (PML-F) and Information Secretary of Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA), Sardar Abdul Rahim, has called for the immediate formation of a judicial commission to safeguard the future of students in Sindh. He emphasized that a fair examination system must be implemented, and those involved in selling merit should face strict legal action. Sardar Abdul Rahim expressed deep concern over the controversial medical exams and the swift announcement of results, which he deemed suspicious.
He pointed out that there are viral social media posts showing evidence of marks being sold, reflecting the corruption behind the examination process. Thousands of students have been left in distress due to poor arrangements. He highlighted that even before the commencement of the Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT), corrupt officials leaked the exam papers in exchange for bribes.
This blatant act exposes the Sindh government’s lack of interest in education and merit. Furthermore, despite charging hefty fees for the exams, students were not even provided with basic facilities such as drinking water at the test centers. Sardar Abdul Rahim criticized the Sindh government for its negligence and favoritism, stating that corruption has become rampant in every sector.
He remarked that not only are jobs being sold, but now even children’s right to education is being auctioned off. He revealed that health department officials, having accepted large bribes.
, leaked the exam papers before the test began, robbing hardworking students of their deserved success.
He strongly condemned this deliberate attack on education and demanded justice for the students who were affected by this corrupt practice.
