Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani has thanked private schools that "voluntarily" gave a 20 per cent concession in tuition fee despite a Sindh High Court stay order.

He clarified that the stay order had only put a lid on Sindh government's decision to grant 20pc concession in private schools' tuition fees and did not concern the salaries of employees. If the employees of any private school were not receiving their salaries, they can lodge complaints with the government through the following numbers:

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  • 03333932441

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