PESHAWAR: PU rejects teachers’ charges

Published September 11, 2002

PESHAWAR, Sept 10: The Peshawar University administration has criticized the teachers’ body for allegedly creating division in the teaching faculty and launching a negative campaign against the smooth functioning of the campus.

In a press release on Monday, the administration refuted the allegations levelled by the Peshawar University Teachers Association that it was violating rules and adopting dictatorial ways. It said the allegations pertaining to counting out Ph.D experience and increase in the fee for M.Phil and Ph.D had nothing to do with the administration.—Bureau

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