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IT Students Are Not Allowed To Enter Into University Without Parents
University of Education Lahore Township IT students are not allowed to enter into university without their parents!
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UE Guards Charge on IT Students
UE Guards Charge on IT Students and Now Allow To Enter Into The University!
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
IT (Information Technology) Students Are Not Allowed To Enter Into The University of Education Township Lahore
IT (Information Technology) Students Are Not Allowed To Enter Into The University of Education Township Lahore
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Dunya TV-NEWS WATCH-24-01-2011 University of Education Township Lahore
Protest Enters Into 9th Day!
Dunya TV-NEWS WATCH-24-01-2011 University of Education Township Lahore
The sit-in ended after negotiations between the students and the law minister.
The sit-in ended after negotiations between the students and the law minister.
The Punjab government set up a committee headed by Sanaullah to resolve the issue. The committee, which includes MPAs Rana Arshad and Ahmad Ali Aolakh, directed the secretary of the Higher Education Department, Haseeb Athar, to conduct an inquiry and submit his report to the committee on Thursday.
The student protesters held placards and banners inscribed with slogans such as ‘We don’t recognise VC’s rules’. They alleged that the vice chancellor had threatened to expel students who participated in the protest and promised to reward those who do not with A grades.
Police Thrash Protesting UoE Students And Journalists
LAHORE - The Township Police on Wednesday brutally tortured journalists and University of Education (UoE) students on protesting against termination of two varsity faculty members. Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif condemned the torture and formed a committee to prove termination of UoE IT Director Anwarur Rehman Pasha and his wife Shaheen Pasha.
The torture took place at the Akbar Chowk, Township where police thrashed journalists and UoE students and also arrested some students on staging a protest. The UoE VC terminated Pasha and his wife on serious allegations of corruption. According to details, students launched a rally from the UoE campus at Township and reached Akbar Chowk and blocked the road.
Journalists were covering the event when police started beating them. Two journalists including private TV channel reporter Rizwan Nazir and Zaheer Abbas were seriously injured due to the torture. Police also thrashed students and locked them in the police station. Nazir and Abbas said that police also snatched their office cards and manhandled them.
Afterwards, students gathered at the Punjab Assembly (PA) and blocked the Mall Road and started a protest. The Punjab CM instructed Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah and other MPAs to pursue the matter and asked them to form a committee in this regard.
The CM also instructed police to immediately release the arrested students. Rana Arshad told Pakistan Today that the law minister and the higher education department secretary are included in the committee and would visit the UoE today (Thursday) to sort out the matter. He condemned thrashing of students and journalists by police.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Protest Enters 7th Day Over Teachers Dismissal Row
LAHORE: The protest erupted after the sacking of two faculty members of the Education University (EU) entered the fifth day on Friday.
The EU administration barred the students of Information Technology Department from entering the university.
The EU administration barred the students of Information Technology Department from entering the university.
Hundreds of students continued to hold demonstrations against the forced removal of Dr. Anwar ul Rehman Pasha and his wife.
Students Join Action Committee (SJAC) staged a demonstration against the administration for banning entry of students of IT Department.
The SJAC said that the protests would continue till the removal of Vice Chancellor and restoration
Students Join Action Committee (SJAC) staged a demonstration against the administration for banning entry of students of IT Department.
The SJAC said that the protests would continue till the removal of Vice Chancellor and restoration
Students of the University of Education Police Baton Charge
Police baton charge Education University students over protesting
Lahore, The police baton charged a large number of students of the University of Education (UoE) on Wednesday protesting against removal of two senior faculty members, Geo News reported.
They chanted slogans on second day of their campaign against the acting vice chancellor of the university and demanded her restore the teachers, Dr Muhammad Anwar-ur-Rehman Pasha, professor of computer sciences, Division of Science and Technology and Dr Shaheen Pasha, assistant professor of Special Education, whose services were terminated on Monday.
The police baton charged the protesting students who marched from university to Akbar Chowk. Media was also not allowed to cover the incident. The varsity management has made it clear that the teachers would not be restored.
The students boycotting classes and examinations scheduled for Wednesday also clashed with the police in protest against the decision.
University of Education Township Lahore Sacks Two Faculty Members
LAHORE, Jan 17: University of Education vice-chancellor Prof Farhat Saleem on Monday sacked two faculty members on charges of unsatisfactory performance, non-compliance, instigating students and doing politics instead of performing their duties.
The sacking was however opposed by varsity students who blocked the College Road.
Prof Saleem, who is holding the charge of looking after VC’s office, sacked varsity’s science and technology division director Dr Anwaarur Rehman Pasha and his wife Dr Shaheen Pasha, who were serving on a contract and probation basis, respectively.
Prof Saleem said Dr Pasha was the highly paid faculty member in the university but was still not taking classes and had gone to such an extent that he wrote against her (vice-chancellor). She said Prof Pasha was getting Rs130,000 as fixed salary besides earning Rs30,000 each for taking afternoon and evening classes.
She said Prof Pasha’s wife Dr Shaheen Pasha also did not take classes and was in the habit of misbehaving with her seniors. She said she had received written complaints that Dr Shaheen had misbehaved with varsity’s Education Division director.
The couple’s removal was protested by students who held a demonstration and blocked traffic on the College Road, Township.
Tension After 2 Uinversity of Education Township Lahore Teachers Sacked
A TENSE situation surfaced at the University of Education, Township campus, on Monday when two faculty members of the university were sacked abruptly.
The removal of the faculty members caused a serious concern among the varsity’s teaching fraternity and the students while the latter also held a strong protest demonstration in the evening over the decision.
The services of Dr Muhammad Anwar-ur-Rehman Pasha, professor of Computer Sciences, Division of Science and Technology and Dr Shaheen Pasha, assistant professor of Special Education, were terminated by Prof Farhat Saleem who is looking after office of the varsity’s vice chancellor in addition to her own duties as principal of the University of Education’s Bank Road Campus.A faculty member, seeking anonymity, said there were rumours within the varsity that both the faculty members were allegedly victimised as Dr MA Pasha, husband of Dr Shaheen Pasha, was a potential candidate for the post of the varsity’s regular vice-chancellor, the post likely to be advertised soon.
He further said there were also concerns that the action of Prof Farhat Saleem might invite strong reaction from the government as she was not authorised to take such decisions.
The removal of the faculty members caused a serious concern among the varsity’s teaching fraternity and the students while the latter also held a strong protest demonstration in the evening over the decision.
The services of Dr Muhammad Anwar-ur-Rehman Pasha, professor of Computer Sciences, Division of Science and Technology and Dr Shaheen Pasha, assistant professor of Special Education, were terminated by Prof Farhat Saleem who is looking after office of the varsity’s vice chancellor in addition to her own duties as principal of the University of Education’s Bank Road Campus.A faculty member, seeking anonymity, said there were rumours within the varsity that both the faculty members were allegedly victimised as Dr MA Pasha, husband of Dr Shaheen Pasha, was a potential candidate for the post of the varsity’s regular vice-chancellor, the post likely to be advertised soon.
He further said there were also concerns that the action of Prof Farhat Saleem might invite strong reaction from the government as she was not authorised to take such decisions.
Defend the Education in University of Education & in Pakistan, Please come out & stand with Dr. PAHSA
As you all know an injustice with Pakistan and University of Education, the acting Vice Chancellor (Holding Master Degree in Education only) of University of Education has terminated the services of Dr Muhammad Anwar-ur-Rehman Pasha, (PHD in Computer Science), professor of Computer Sciences, Division of Science and Technology and Dr Shaheen Pasha(PHD), assistant professor of Special Education, were terminated by Prof Farhat Saleem (Holding Master Degree in Education only) who is looking after office of the varsity’s vice chancellor in addition to her own duties as principal of the University of Education’s Bank Road Campus.
As everyone know that the Dr. PHASHA Launch the First time IT Degrees (MscIT & BscIT) in University of Education,
As the classes were arranged in three shifts (Morning, after noon, & Evening) which was the best chance to study in Public Sector University for poor & pitiable Students. As we can say that Dr. Muhammad Anwar-u-Rahman PASHA’s period is the unsurpassed and matchless period of University of Education.
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Friday, January 21, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Police Torture Protesting UoE Students and Reporters
LAHORE, Jan 19: A large number of students of the University of Education (UoE) on Wednesday staged a demonstration against the termination of varsity’s science and technology division director Prof Dr Anwaarul Rehman Pasha and his wife, Dr Shaheen Pasha.
The protesters turned violent as the police resorted to launching a baton charge on them for blocking College Road in Township. The police did not spare the media personnel, who were covering the demonstration, and deliberately beat them up too, leaving education reporters Zaheer Abbas and Rizwan Nazir injured.
The adamant police, in a hot pursuit, caught some students from Akbar Chowk, about a kilometre away from the UoE campus, and thrashed them for damaging public and private property there. However, all arrested students were released on the directives of Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah, who pacified the protesting students by promising reinstatement of the teachers.
The protesters chanted slogans against the police as well as the UoE administration and vowed that they would continue their protest until both teachers were restored.
The Punjab Assembly Press Gallery members observed a token boycott against the police’s highhandedness against education reporters. The government, however, assured the journalists that the SP concerned would be summoned in the assembly chambers on Thursday (today) and would be asked to explain his conduct.Meanwhile, a twomember committee consisting of the law minister and the higher education secretary, or his nominee, has asked UoE acting vice-chancellor Prof Farhat Saleem and the two teachers sacked by the VC on Monday, to appear and explain their points of view.
When contacted, Prof Farhat Saleem said she was satisfied with her decision to sack the two faculty members. She said she would not revise her decision. She said Prof Pasha had been ousted from four institutions and the UoE was the fifth one from where he had been sacked. She said these two faculty members were sacked and could not be restored but reappointed.
“I will not reappoint them and won’t mind even if I am told to relinquish the acting charge,” she said.
Prof Saleem claimed that only those students, who were instigated by Prof Pasha and his wife, were protesting and not even a single faculty member protested in favour of the sacked couple.
She said all examinations except that of information technology papers held peacefully. Owing to students’ protests, she said, the IT papers’ date-sheet had been revised and the examination would now begin from Jan 24 (Monday).
Police Running Behind University of Education Township Lahore Students
Police Running Behind University of Education Township Lahore Students
