Punjab to Replace Male Professors at Women’s Universities to Ensure Safer Environment
LAHORE – The Punjab government has decided to replace male professors and teachers at women’s universities across the province to enhance safety and prevent harassment in educational institutions.
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Key Announcements
- Governor Sardar Saleem Haider stated that strict action would be taken against harassment, with severe consequences for those found guilty.
- The examination system will be restructured to eliminate any form of blackmail or harassment targeting female students.
- Universities have been instructed to implement the changes immediately.
- A new evaluation system will be introduced for vice-chancellors and professors, linking their future rewards or penalties to performance assessments.
The decision aims to create a safer and more conducive learning environment for female students across Punjab.
