Sindh Schools and Colleges to Resume Physical Classes Starting Tomorrow

Sindh’s senior minister, Sharjeel Inam Memon, announced that all educational institutions across the province will reopen for physical classes starting tomorrow. He confirmed that schools, colleges, and universities will replace online classes, while educational institutions will remain closed two days a week for administrative purposes.

During a press conference in Karachi, Minister Memon criticized MQM-Pakistan, saying the party talks about local government powers but avoids elections. He urged citizens not to give importance to statements by Farooq Sattar, describing him as distracted and out of focus lately.

Minister Memon highlighted ongoing development projects, including approval for a playground at St. Patrick School and improvements at shrines and religious sites. He said these initiatives aim to benefit students and local communities while ensuring safety, better facilities, and proper infrastructure across Sindh.

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Sindh’s Minister of Interior, Zia Lanjhar, announced that major criminals in districts including Ghotki, Kashmore, and Shikarpur have surrendered, restoring law and order. He added that the previously difficult journey from Sukkur to Bahawalpur is now secure, improving safety for travelers and trade routes.

Finally, Sharjeel Inam Memon confirmed that schools, colleges, and universities in Sindh will resume physical classes starting tomorrow. The government’s move ensures a safe learning environment while strengthening local security, community development, and public confidence across the province.