Dr. Malik Abrar Hussain Criticizes Government's Budget Exclusion

The All Pakistan Private Schools & Colleges Association has raised serious concerns over the exclusion of the private education sector in the government's 2024-25 federal budget. Dr. Malik Abrar Hussain, the central president of the association, highlighted the budget's failure to provide any relief or support to the private education sector, which plays a crucial role in educating millions of children across Pakistan.

Dr. Hussain criticized the budget for overlooking the needs of religious Madrassas and for not adjusting government employees' salaries to match the inflation rate. He expressed disappointment at the lack of attention given to private education in the budget, suggesting a worrying anti-education stance by the current government that has caused distress within the private education sector.

Additionally, Dr. Hussain pointed out the dissatisfaction within the religious community due to the budget's neglect of allocating funds for the enhancement and advancement of religious schools. He stressed the significance of supporting Madrasas that offer vital services like free meals, accommodation, and religious education to numerous children.

Dr. Hussain criticized the budget for its failure to address the requirements of both the private education sector and religious schools, underscoring the government's lack of emphasis on education in its financial planning.

Stay tuned for more updates on the challenges faced by the private education sector and the efforts being made to advocate for better support and recognition.