Independent Report
Naseerabad, February 18, 2026 – Deputy Commissioner Naseerabad Captain (R) Zulfiqar Ali Karar stressed that transparency and merit would remain paramount in the teacher recruitment process, and no injustice toward any candidate would be tolerated.
Under his chairmanship, a key meeting was held to review objections raised during the Phase Four teacher appointment process within the Education Department. Complaints submitted by candidates regarding appointments to various positions were formally heard, and all relevant records were examined in detail. The session included participation from District Education Officer Abdul Hafeez Khosa, Umrana Anjum Abdul Wahid Soomro, and other officials and committee members.
Candidates raising objections were given the opportunity to present their concerns and supporting evidence before the committee. Captain (R) Zulfiqar Ali Karar patiently heard each complaint and meticulously reviewed the documentation submitted.
The Deputy Commissioner instructed relevant authorities to resolve all objections impartially and strictly according to rules and regulations, ensuring that rightful candidates receive their due. He reaffirmed that the district administration would continue to safeguard public rights and take immediate action against any irregularities or nepotism.
The meeting concluded with a decision to conduct a detailed review of all cases and prepare recommendations based on established procedures, reinforcing public confidence in the recruitment process and strengthening the overall education system.
