Karachi:
An office superintendent of the Government University for Women, Nazimabad, allegedly escaped with a large amount of money he had raised as students’ fees.
The director of the university, Prof. Shehla Bashir informed the matter to the Rizvia Police, which subsequently registered a case against the escaping superintendent.
The director informed the Police that three days ago, the university staff approached it and reported that the students were visiting the administration office to collect their admission cards that they were supposed to be issued by the Superintendent, but not They obtained their admission cards. Later, “I came to know that the Nafees picked up in cash by the value of RS910.200 of around 81 students as exam rates,” said Professor Shehla, and added, Nafees also also raised cash directly from students for other jobs instead of directing students to deposit the same in the bank.
After the complaints, a notice was presented on the university notice board in October 2024, warning the students and the parents who do not give any staff member effective for any reason and obtained bank coupons.
The students informed the director that Nafes was last seen at the University on January 25.
