Rondo (P.R.) – Dismissing the reports of a supposed education crisis in Balamuk Rondo, Vice‑Chairman of the PTA High School Harpo, Minister Shabbir Hussain, said the stories are not based on fact but are presented with a political spin that has no connection to ground realities. He stated that the education system in the area is, thank God, functioning well and teachers are fulfilling their duties responsibly. The Director of Education and other relevant officials are also performing their tasks with hard work and integrity. Minister Hussain added that it is unfair to exaggerate a single issue and label the entire education system as a failure. He further noted that under the DDO ship scheme, salaries are being paid to local women in Harpo, and the provision of education fellows and other teachers has further strengthened the learning process. He appealed to the public to ignore rumors, consider the actual facts, and play a constructive role in improving the education sector rather than making unfounded statements that create controversy for institutions.
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