DUKI (Independent Report): Deputy Commissioner Dukki Muhammad Naeem Khan has said that adherence to law and implementation of state directives is the responsibility of every institution, warning that no negligence or lapse will be tolerated.
He made these remarks while chairing an important and detailed meeting held in line with the Government of Balochistan’s directives, which was attended by administrators and managers of all madrasas across the district.
The meeting reviewed issues related to madrasa registration, discipline, and compliance with government policies. The Deputy Commissioner directed that all unregistered madrasas must immediately complete their registration, otherwise legal action would be initiated against them.
He further instructed all institutions to compile complete and verified data of enrolled students and teaching staff, including details of Afghan students and teachers such as identity documents, residential information, and other relevant records, to help establish a comprehensive district database.
The meeting also emphasized that, in line with provincial policy, strict action is being taken against illegal Afghan residents, and madrasas were urged to fully cooperate with the district administration in this regard.
At the conclusion of the meeting, participants assured full compliance with government directives and cooperation with the administration.
