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@mukt
This is not the first time you have use polemic tone in your posts. Earlier, your post was edited and you were warned about it. We have also observed you made new threads to settle score with other members when the controversial one was closed. If you keep going on like this, we will have to take strict measures. |
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And even if french has called DMG as Dictator minded group. Is it something too bad? mr. mukht may visit some senior DMG officer, at least above 5th common, not junior than that. And get their comments at officers like Afzal Kahut, AZK Sherdil, Mehr Jeewan Khan, and majority of them. Aren't their behaviours like dictator. A blood relation of mine, a senior DMG, he also is no doubt dictator minded and all his batchmates, so its nothing v offensive remarked by French. However, Mods may make a better decision in this regard. |
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For the record, I MUST intervene here. I personally met an officer of the 2nd common (OMG) who was subordinate to both Mr. Afzal Kahut and Mr. AZK Sherdil. He is from the OFFICE MANAGEMENT GROUP. And he says that AZK Sherdil and Afzal Kahut were both honest and upright officers. And Mr. Kahut was the only bureaucrat in the Federal Govt. who had the courage to stand up to Musharraf and tell him his true worth to his face. He is WIDELY respected in the Civil Bureaucracy. We are not agents of the govt. and DMG for supporting the devolution of HEC. We might not even agree with it. What we ARE against is that SOLELY blaming DMG for EVERY thing bad that happens to Pak is "madness". We must think rationally. This thread should be closed as a whole since it is senseless, irrational and is marring the reputation of a group of officers who are amongst the best and brightest of the country. If you think the DMG is so bad, why don't you join it and improve it? Last edited by Silent.Volcano; Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 12:14 AM. |
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A relevant article: The last stand for Higher Education Commission
This article may help fellows to comprehend the complications in devolving the current status of HEC:
The last stand for Higher Education Commission By Peer Muhammad Published: March 27, 2011 ISLAMABAD: Vice chancellors (VC) of public universities made a strong but futile attempt to push for the Higher Education Commission (HEC) to retain its current role. VCs from more than 36 public sector universities along with HEC Chairperson Dr Javed Laghari and Executive Director Dr Sohail Naqvi met with the Commission for Implementation of the 18th Amendment on Saturday. Dr Laghari, in his presentation to the committee, stated that the 18th Amendment fully supported the current powers and functions of the HEC. He said the provinces and universities had a strong and forceful voice in the HEC. “They are full participants and decision makers in the development and implementation of all plans for the promotion of higher education in the country. Therefore [there is no need to devolve the HEC],” he argued. The vice chancellors unanimously agreed that the HEC had done a great job in the past eight years and its existence in its present shape would only ensure the maintainance of high standards of education in the country. They said the commission must continue to perform all its functions in the same manner as it has been doing to date. The VCs observed that transferring the higher education system to the provinces would complicate education policies and implementation processes. Smaller provinces would be affected due to their lack of capacity to handle matters pertaining to higher education. However, implementation commission chairperson Senator Raza Rabbani said HEC has no role in the future except setting standards and regulation of higher education, according to the commission’s interpretation of the 18th Amendment. “The recurring expenses and development funding of universities have already been transferred to the provinces. No further funding will be channelled through the HEC,” the senator said. The committee accepted that the provinces currently do not have the capacity to perform HEC’s functions. They were however of the opinion that “within due time the provinces would be able to sort out the modalities of managing higher education,” according to an official who attended the meeting. The committee said it would consult the vice chancellors and stakeholders while drafting the parameters of new laws pertaining to higher education at federal and provincial levels. Later, a 10-member delegation called upon Rabbani to convince him to retain the HEC in its current shape. However, sources revealed that Rabbani did not accept the idea and said there was no reason to rescind the parliament’s decision to devolve the HEC’s functions to the provinces. Published in The Express Tribune, March 27th, 2011
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@ Ali Ahmed Syed, yes this article showed the plight of the HEC and i had already referred its link in my post.
http://www.cssforum.com.pk/general/d...akistan-2.html Inner story, Senator Rabbani was not in good mood to discuss the issue with the top brass of the HEC as well as of the universities. ... They want to grind the axe on HEC...
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Tit for tat, Don't expect me to go on the defensive If someone Is trying to be on the offensive. How on earth calling someone a "fool" is humble and acceptable? I was NEVER warned, In fact, I opened a thread suggesting the forum to at least INFORM the members when their topics are moved from one section to another or If their posts are edited or removed so that they may know where they went wrong and can correct themselves In future. It's not to hard to code a function for this, In fact many are available online which will do the job. A Warning should be sent via PM so that It can be ensured that the user has received and understood it. Quote:
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They are taking revenge becaz of that degree attestation power of this body or simply becaz they don't care about education...These damn parliamentarians..Let them do whatever they think BEST N IN OUR INTEREST.but don't adopt this idealistic approach that sab theek hai..galat hai to galat kaho..n this is what we are saying. Its an attack on our higher education.n look at their timing dearz. Things are creepy friends.admit it or adopt the Paki approach.n that is utter aloofness.. |
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Afzal kahut was respected, amazing. He was so much respected that in lahore, the sweepers, during his posting at lahore, had beaten honorable kahut in his own office. Plus, when any officer used to enter office of secretary estab. how he used to behave? majority know it v well. All these were v courteous to their seniors; AZK used to stand at airport to recieve CSP like Mian Mehboob in quetta. But when he had to deal with any junior, he used to not even listen what the juniors were saying. Although both had some favourites to whom they were v favorable. they remained their subordinates every where where they went. , rest majority used to do toba from the name of afzal kahut. although not from sherdil to that extent. Kahut was at least known as most unsuitable man as secy estab. Rest, just a single officer of OMG of 2nd common is not enough. You can consult those officers of 2nd common who were badly affected by kahut's attitude. whose carreers, promotions, postings were ruined by kahut. if you compare him with current secretary estab abdul rauf ch, of 2nd common, how much strict he be; but a man of honor and dignity. No one can dare to point out a finger on him for a single rupee of corruption. talks with manners to subordinates. |
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I am quoting from your previous post and I quote "let them live in fool's paradise where every thing is well n people like you prick their bubbles".
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