PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Commission on the Status of Women has condemned the beating of 20 students of Sahibzada Umar Shaheed Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Peshawar, allegedly by a teacher.
It stated that 20 girls were allegedly beaten up by the vice-principal of the school. “This practice is totally unacceptable and we are looking into this matter,” said a statement by the commission.
As per the reports and school students, the vice-principal beat up students of 9th, 11th and 12th classes. A student, who requested not to be named, said a majority of the students fell unconscious after the brutal corporal punishment.
Arrests came after Sanam Javed attended a court hearing related to the May 9 cases
Orphan and Widow Support Programme disburses Rs8,000 monthly to 1,112 families across 21 districts
Gen Qayyum says same offer was extended by Pakistan in case of Pathankot incident which India did not accept
Red alert: the IAF currently fields approximately 31 squadrons
Aleema is appearing in all the cases against her and has also secured bails
Cases are registered against Bushra Bibi in Secretariat and Karachi Company police stations of federal capital
