The Deputy Commissioner of Quetta West has banned private schools from charging fees during holidays, issuing an official notification in light of a Balochistan High Court ruling.
Deputy Commissioner Munir Ahmed Durrani directed private schools to ensure compliance with the court’s decision. The notification outlines the implementation of the restriction on holiday fee collection.
According to officials, strict action will be taken against private schools that collect fees during holidays. Schools that charge fees for winter vacations will face cancellation of their registration and sealing of their premises.
The deputy commissioner also urged parents to report complaints about holiday fee collection to the Deputy Commissioner’s Office or the relevant education department officials to ensure timely action against schools that violate the order.
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