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Sindh faces administrative crisis as ‘Educational Emergency’ fails

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The administrative crisis emerged in Sindh as the  decision of imposing an educational emergency in the department of school education in Sindh has failed.

According to details, more than forty-five percent of important posts in the department are still vacant as 27 vacancies out of 59 including the secretary of the department are yet vacant while only thirty-two officers are posted.

In three positions of Special Secretary of BPS-20, one position was vacant and two officers were appointed.In the meantime, only five officers have been appointed to the 18 positions of Deputy Secretary of BPS-18, leaving 9 positions vacant.

Out of 32 section officer positions of BPS-17, only 23 officers are posted while 9 positions are still vacant.It merits here to mention that the Sindh government had imposed an educational emergency since 2013.

 

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