KOT ADDU: A neighboring public school’s young girls spoke up to defend their learning environment against a landlord’s attempt to turn it into a business area.
The Government Primary Girls School’s young pupils went to the office of SDPO Circle, DSP Tahir Ejaz, to report that, in spite of earlier notice from the school administration, unlawful commercial building was still taking place within their school compound.
SDPO Tahir Ejaz immediately forwarded the collective complaint to DPO Hussnain Haider and AC Asghar Laghari for swift resolution.
To confirm the claims, the assistant commissioner went to the location with revenue officials, police officers, and SDPO Tahir Ejaz in tow.
On the grounds of the school, witnesses attested that landowner Ghulam Abbas, his sons Muhammad Yunis and Amir, and his buddy Abdul Khaliq were supervising the construction of commercial structures.
Officials from the tax department performed a thorough inquiry, and the results definitively proved that the site under development belonged to the school.
Following their apprehension, law enforcement officials filed charges against the landlord and his associates for their unlawful habitation of public property.
The assistant commissioner took swift action, ordering the houses and stores that had been built without permission on the school’s property to be demolished.
DPO Hussnain Haider applauded the young students’ bravery and their prompt assistance in preserving the academic institution’s integrity.
