University of Agriculture Faisalabad sub-campus bans jeans, issues dress code

A Correspondent Published December 29, 2021

TOBA TEK SINGH: The Toba sub-campus of the University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) has issued a dress code for its male and female students.

In a notification on Tuesday, Principal Dr Nisar Ahmad said the male students were not allowed to wear shorts, cut-off jeans, multi-pocket, faded, torn and skin-fitted jeans and trousers, T-shirts with messages of any kind, chappals and slippers, bandanas, caps, vest of any kind, long hair and ponytails, earrings, wrist straps and bracelets.

The notification also banned girl students from wearing T-shirts with jeans, sleeveless shirts, see-through and skintight dresses, heavy make-up, flashy and heavy jewellery and anklets.

ARRESTED: A Counter Terrorism Department team raided Gojra on Tuesday evening and arrested a Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan terrorist with explosive material.

According to the FIR, Muneeb Awan of Rawalpindi was present near Chaudhry Sugar Mills on Gojra-Painsara Road when a team arrested him and recovered 1,400 grams of explosive powder from him.

Published in Dawn, December 29th, 2021

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M. Emad

Dec 29, 2021 09:28am

Pakistani University's recent culture of 'Moral Policing'.

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Tahir Raouf

Dec 29, 2021 09:30am

Good, at least there should be some decorum

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Nasir Mehdi

Dec 29, 2021 09:34am

Excellent

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John

Dec 29, 2021 09:47am

Nice ..any policy to improve education?

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Naeem Qureshi

Dec 29, 2021 09:48am

Focus on clothes instead of studies and regress in academic achievements

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Cavalier

Dec 29, 2021 09:59am

The brand that buy Denim fabrics should stop sourcing from Pakistan. Better not produce and sell to world if your own population is barred from having a choice on clothing.

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Jawad

Dec 29, 2021 10:08am

Standard of education will surely improve once students stop wearing jeans and t-shirts. What a joke.

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Khalid H. Khan

Dec 29, 2021 10:11am

Professional decision.

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Dec 29, 2021 10:15am

They won't teach properly but do good job at moral policing. That's the reason why our country lags in education in the world.

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M. Mushtaq Ahmed

Dec 29, 2021 10:32am

@Jawad, Standard of education will surely improve once students stop wearing jeans and t-shirts. What a joke. What’s next…. Hot pants?

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Javed Arshad

Dec 29, 2021 10:51am

Kindly focus on imparting good serious education, make students busy.

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Sami

Dec 29, 2021 11:06am

University of agriculture of Faisalabad sub campis in Toba Tek Singh (TTS) introduce its dress code is no surprise for me.

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N_Saq

Dec 29, 2021 11:07am

Decent clothing is good but it should not be mandatory but good education should be mandatory.

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Zakir

Dec 29, 2021 11:08am

@M. Emad, Naya pak will be greatnesses

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Pakistani

Dec 29, 2021 11:13am

We should be able to differentiate between discipline/ dress codes and moral policing. In my view it's not moral policing. It should be taken as dress code of an institution. Kids, youngsters may wear whatever they like in their homes, in markets and in their own time but not in university. We may teach young generations aboutes rules, codes , ethics and how to implement those on ourselves

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Khanm

Dec 29, 2021 11:16am

It seems like our focus is on dress only ...if that is the case ...wonder so many seminaries have rape cases ...

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Shakir Hussain

Dec 29, 2021 11:16am

Stop moral policing.

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Amjad

Dec 29, 2021 11:34am

Ji o jatta

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Cheema

Dec 29, 2021 11:46am

While dress codes should preserve the sanctity of educational institutions and a complete laissez faire would be less than ideal , any draconian coiffure rules are regressive. They are young, let them enjoy the freedom of casual dressing and cool hairdos. Come on puritans, strike a balance already.

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Ahmed Murtaza

Dec 29, 2021 11:59am

Taliban Khan's policies in action

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Nasir S.

Dec 29, 2021 12:24pm

Excellent move. University has now fixed the biggest issue to its progress. Now their research will increase our yields now.

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Rationale

Dec 29, 2021 12:29pm

The university should focus on improving quality of education than moral policing on what one should wear.

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Naved

Dec 29, 2021 12:54pm

Well Done.

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theMIRROR

Dec 29, 2021 01:23pm

So much going on in the name of freedom, at least there are some who ride against the wind.

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Ajaz

Dec 29, 2021 01:31pm

Well done. Students will learn better when not wasting their time on fashion. The Internet is ruining morals. Youngsters think this is the way to behave. We need to protect our youngsters.

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SHAHID SATTAR

Dec 29, 2021 02:21pm

Disciplining starts St an early age. If one remains undisciplined and never learns at that particular age, how can one be disciplined when one grows up?

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Hawk

Dec 29, 2021 06:51pm

Excellent ! Now educational institute have become beauty pageant . Student must focus on learning

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Syed Ali

Dec 29, 2021 09:10pm

Preparing to welcome Taliban.

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Syed Nazim

Dec 29, 2021 09:21pm

Most suitable and functional dress for an agriculture class and field work is pant and T shirt. It is cheapest and most economical to maintain. Principal saheb instead of encouraging is discouraging it.

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Dr Azam Shakeel

Dec 30, 2021 08:34am

Sounds good Appreciate the much needed change ❤️

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