Committee set up to probe private university sub-campuses

Independent News Pakistan 25 July 2020

Punjab Universities Chancellor and Governor Chaudhry Sarwar has constituted a six-member inquiry committee headed by Quaid-i-Azam University Vice-Chancellor Professor Muhammad Ali to review the quality of education and provision of facilities in the sub-campuses of private universities across the province of Punjab in Pakistan, reports Independent News Pakistan.

The governor said the incumbent government believes in merit. He also said students were the future and deserved quality education.

The governor said there were sub-campuses in which an inquiry committee has been set up to thoroughly check the facilities provided to the students and the quality of education. He said all the facts regarding these sub-campuses will come to light where required and appropriate action would be taken.
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