Punjab CM directs the Lahore Education Board to provide online resources

LAHORE: The Lahore Education Board has been directed by Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi to put all student resources online in the next seven days.

During his unexpected visit to the Lahore Education Board on Thursday, the Chief Minister discovered that the majority of the Facilitation Center staff had vanished before the break.

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When employees were absent during business hours, Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi took serious notice and gave the order to replace every employee right away.

Speaking at the event, the Chief Minister stated that students would no longer need to visit the board office because the education board’s resources are available online.

The provincial education minister and education secretary were given instructions by Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi to come to the board office right away.

He went on to say that student concerns ought to be addressed first.

Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with the students at the education board and inquired about the facilities during his visit.

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The staff was not present even before the break, according to the students’ complaints about their absence from the classroom.

It is unacceptable for employees to neglect their responsibilities by not being present at the counters during business hours, according to Mohsen Naqvi.

The staff is not there, despite the fact that students are at the counters attending to their work; the CM issued a warning because this is unacceptable.