PESHAWAR, March 10: The Pakistan Law Students Federation has moved an application to the governor, minister of education and dean faculty of law, requesting extension in the date set for examination.

According to a press release issued here on Sunday, a delegation of students federation met the provincial governor and education minister and pleaded that the date fixed for the examination was not appropriate.

It said that according to rules, examination should be held 45 days after the declaration of results, which the date set for exams didn’t meet.

The delegation requested that exam date should be extended and students should be given proper time.—PPI

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