Govt Boys High School Babbar Shoor Pasni was established in 1975 where more than 800 students are building up their future. This is such a school which is being neglected for decades. This school has not been provided anything except an under construction latrine for the previous 15 years. It is a pity that there is no mention of Babbar Shoor school in the development work to be done in 2021. I don’t know what this school has done wrong to the relevant authorities that they are showing hostility instead of facilities and are not showing any interest in the issues of this school.

I am in pain for this school because I was also an unlucky student of this school who has passed his matriculation without any biology, chemistry and math teachers. Now you people can guess how much this school is being neglected in Pasni. There is not only a lack of teachers at the matric level but also in the middle and primary sections

When our practical classes of biology, chemistry, and physics started, we were sent to higher secondary school for practical classes due to the lack of a science laboratory. We walked for 3 kilometres on foot to reach higher secondary school for practical classes.

Due to not having a library, a room has been vacated to place books for the students. We have few books but a large number of readers. The interest in reading books in students is proliferating because of few good books which are available in our self-made library.

On 19 November 2020, the number of sixth class students had reached 130 and did not have any vacancy place inside the class, some of the students compelled to sit outside the class.

Due to not having an exam hall, 8th, 7th, 6th and other classes students sit outside and suffer the sunshine while taking their exam. It is our request with government officials to have mercy on us because our basic rights for our school not being fulfilled. we require an exam hall, a science laboratory, a good library with a large number of books, some teachers so that our empty period may be covered and we hope, very soon we will get a positive response from government officials.

SALMAN GHAZI,

Gwadar.