BANNU: Akram Khan Durrani College was closed on Wednesday for an indefinite period after the violent protest by the students the previous day. Principal Dr Raza Khan announced the decision at a briefing to reporters. He was accompanied by Vice-Principal Rukhsar Khan and Chief Warden Abdur Rehman. Condemning violent protest in which students set ablaze college furniture and pelted vehicles with stones, the principal said facts must be established through a proper inquiry into the incident. He said whoever was found guilty must be removed from his position. The principal said he and the other staff members worked hard but some elements were not happy with them because of own vested interest.
Dr Raza Khan said that institutions followed rules and such incidents could lead to the loss of life, if not checked. "We demand the district administration and the Education Department to thoroughly investigate this incidence to find the root cause of the incident. We must have arrangements and proper planning in place so as such incidents are not repeated in the future," he added. Dr Raza Khan said that college would reopen after completion of the inquiry and parents would be duly informed about that.
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