Government Gordon College Rawalpindi witnessed a second protest as students and faculty opposed the proposed handover to its former owner, a Christian mission. Demonstrators marched to the Rawalpindi Press Club, blocking key roads for two hours. They warned of a city-wide blockade if the decision proceeded. Protesters argued that privatization would raise fees, dismiss qualified professors, and jeopardize valuable college land. Despite traffic disruptions, police remained passive. Student leaders vowed daily protests until the decision was revoked, demanding the name change to Muhammadan College. Established in 1896, Gordon College has produced notable figures, and previous attempts at privatization were halted due to public outcry. The Punjab government faces pressure to reconsider, balancing legalities and public interests.
Taleeminfo tries to match the counsellor and counselee. The terms of engagement are discussed and settled directly between the counsellor and counselee.
Taleeminfo tries to match the university and the visiting faculty. The terms of engagement are discussed and settled directly between the university and the visiting faculty.
