Shortage of textbooks assailed
By Our Correspondent
April 20, 2018
PESHAWAR: Jamait Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) activist Sabir Khan on Thursday criticised the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf-led provincial government for its failure to provide the textbooks to the students of public sector schools on time. In a statement, he said that the students of the government schools had started the new academic year but several books of their courses had not been provided on time. He said that the students of grade-5 to grade-9 were facing shortage of several books of their courses. “The shortage of books has perturbed the parents of the students,” the JUI-F activist said.
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