The Bahawalpur incident where an English professor was killed highlights the fact that living in Pakistan is an everyday struggle for those who want to engage the youth in extracurricular activities. The professor was stabbed to death by his student for organising a welcome party in the college.
Saner voices in Pakistan have expressed anger over the incident, but it seems that some people have dumped down all the rational critique and are turning the clock back to the Stone Age.
Islam says that killing a human in Islam is the death of the entire humanity. How can a murder not be un-Islamic – the very reason for which the professor was killed? Those teachings of Islam which condemns violence are not taught to people who end up following in the footsteps of the likes of the student of the deceased professor.
Nasir Soomro
Karachi
Pakistan is expected to receive yet another loan package from the IMF. The IMF presents itself as an organization that...
Street crimes, vehicle and mobile snatching and target killing have become the norm in Karachi. According to security...
The FPSC has released the list of candidates recommended for appointment to the post of Executive Engineer , MES,...
While Karachi University is a hub of learning, it grapples with significant infrastructural challenges, notably in...
Following the visit by an IMF team last month, Pakistan was granted another $1.1 billion under the country’s...
Students and skilled individuals are vital assets for any country. Facilitating and retaining students and skilled...