Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad is once again grappling with chaos as the Quaid-i-Azam Student Federation (QSF) stages a strike, leading to yet another round of exam postponements. This recurring pattern has raised concerns about the university’s academic environment and the impact on students.
Once revered as the nation’s premier institution, Quaid-i-Azam University is now struggling with a tarnished reputation, largely attributed to the disruptive activities of QSF. The administration and security agencies, seemingly passive, have been unable to maintain a conducive learning environment.
The Quaid-i-Azam Student Federation, initially formed to address student concerns, is now allegedly under the control of unruly individuals lacking academic or intellectual prowess. The group’s disruptive actions have adversely affected the educational experience for many students.
Despite claiming to advocate for student rights, QSF’s protests ironically lead to the detriment of the very students they purport to represent. Periodic fights and clashes involving QSF members have become a distressing norm, further compromising the university’s academic atmosphere.
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Shockingly, the University Disciplinary Committee appears paralyzed when confronting these disruptive forces, allowing the QSF to operate unchecked within the university premises.
A growing consensus among students and staff demands decisive action against QSF and its disruptive elements. There is a collective call for the university administration to take strict measures against the QSF goons, with the ultimate goal of restoring and maintaining the high standard of education that Quaid-i-Azam University once proudly upheld.
A top institution like Quaid-i-Azam University deserves better than being left at the hands of goons. It is the responsibility of the university authorities to ensure that nobody within the university has the power to disrupt all educational activities with just one call.