The PA committee is looking for the examination of the exam scandal

Peshawar:

A meeting of the constant committee of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly for primary and secondary level, chaired by MPA Taj Mohammad, reported in order to clear up serious concerns about the latest controversy in the education sector, including the examination leak of the Mardan Board exam.

The meeting was visited by prominent members of the provincial assembly, including Iftikhar Mashwani, Ahmad Kundi, Asma Alam, Shehla Bano, Sobia Shahid, Zubair Khan, Muhammad Achstern Haider, Hamidur Rehman and Abdul Salam Khan.

The committee received a comprehensive briefing about the Mardan Board scandal, in which the members expressed serious reservations about the behavior of the board of directors of the board of directors. They claimed that the official had misled the committee in previous procedures by submitting false statements and asked the committee to order a thorough investigation of the matter.

The legislator also accused an organized group of monopolizing examination -related obligations by assigning handpicked people and allegedly facilitating the entrance participation for preferred candidates. The committee called for an end to such preference and demanded strict, merit -based reforms.

In addition, concerns about the continued non -compliance of transfer regulations within the educational department between both schools and between the administrative offices were expressed. The department was instructed to examine the problem and present a detailed report in the next meeting.

The committee was also informed that in some districts the appointment criteria for female candidates in the ETEA test had been reduced from 50% to 33% in order to fill vacancies after widespread sub -performance. This controversial adaptation triggered another debate about the integrity of recruitment practices.

The committee concluded with the focus of the need for transparent investigations on all the topics mentioned and asked that the merits are confirmed and all recommendations are implemented without delay in order to restore public trust in the province's education system.

The fourth meetings of the Task Force of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa meeting of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa meeting took place in the conference room of the meeting under the chair of the deputy assembly MPA Arif Ahmadzai.