Private Schools Warn of Legal Action After New Fee Rules
The Balochistan Private Schools Associations Alliance has threatened legal action over restrictions on collecting three months’ school fees in advance, … Read More The post Private Schools Warn of Legal Action After New Fee Rules appeared first on ProPakistani .
The Balochistan Private Schools Associations Alliance has threatened legal action against the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Quetta West for imposing restrictions on collecting three months' school fees in advance. Alliance representatives questioned the legal authority behind the directive, demanding clarification from the DC and warning of potential contempt of court proceedings if the matter is not resolved.
The dispute stems from a letter issued by the DC on October 9, citing a Supreme Court ruling regarding school fees during winter vacations, which the alliance argues does not apply to the current situation. The alliance represents over 3,500 private schools in Balochistan, educating 900,000 students, and has called for a uniform fee policy across the province.
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