In a surprising turn of events, the Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami (JIP) Karachi, Hafiz Naeem ur Rahman, has declared a sit-in protest in response to the alarming rate of student failures in the recent intermediate (BIEK) exams. The announcement was made during a press conference held in Karachi, where Hafiz Naeem addressed the media and the concerned public.

Expressing deep concern, Hafiz Naeem revealed that an unprecedented 60% of students in Karachi have failed their first-year exams. He emphasized the severity of the situation, stating that such a significant number of failures cannot be overlooked. In a bid to address this issue, he declared a sit-in protest scheduled to take place in front of the Intermediate Board at 11 AM the following day.

During the press conference, Hafiz Naeem urged affected students to join the protest and bring their mark sheets with them. He highlighted that the sit-in would serve as a platform to voice the grievances of the students and discuss the future course of action. The Jamaat-e-Islami leader affirmed their commitment to fighting for the youth of the city.

Hafiz Naeem expressed regret over remarks made by the caretaker Chief Minister of Sindh regarding the mass failure of students. The Chief Minister had questioned the need for protests, suggesting that there is no cause for concern if the students have failed. In response, Hafiz Naeem questioned the government’s intentions, asking whether they want these students to resort to street crime due to the lack of educational opportunities.

The sit-in protest is anticipated to be a rallying point for students, parents, and educators alike, shedding light on the challenges faced by the educational system in Karachi. The event is expected to draw attention to the need for reforms and solutions to address the alarming rate of student failures in the intermediate exams. The unfolding developments will be closely monitored as the city awaits the outcome of tomorrow’s protest.