The Supreme Court of Pakistan has rejected a report prepared by the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training and the National Curriculum Council on the Single National Curriculum.
During a hearing on Wednesday, the top court said that it has been 73 years since Pakistan has gained independence but no government has been able to resolve the issue of a uniform curriculum to date.
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Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed termed the report ‘dissatisfactory’ and observed that the government had not taken any concrete measures to develop the curriculum. He retorted,
The Education Ministry will never be able to form a proper curriculum.
The CJ also remarked that it would be better to bring back the curriculum from the 1960s to teach students as it had been developed in accordance with religious studies. He added,
Don’t use the curriculum to play with the lives of students.
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The court then issued a summons for the Secretary of Education to be presented at the next hearing, with a directive to resolve the matter within a month. Gulzar Ahmed warned the secretary that he would lose his job if the issue was not resolved by the given deadline. The hearing has been adjourned indefinitely.
Ab kuch kahunga to contemp of court ka notice a jai ga.
Abey yawr, 2020 mai 1960 ka course parhaye ge.
kya bakwas hai ye. Koi achi cheez honay lagti hai tou darmiyan mei court panga kar deta hai. Ravi river project ko bhi rukwa diya aur ab iss ko bhi rukwa dein ge. Sab se pehle inn judges ko farigh karna chahye. 1960s k judge hain tou 1960s ka hee curriculum recommend karen ge na.
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