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Oposition and  govt member clash over bus fare issue at Queen Mary College

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LAHORE: In punjab assembly Government and opposition members fought with each other . Opposition members Sardar Ali Khan and minister Mujtaba Shuja-ur-Rehman reached the point of verbal abuse.

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During the Punjab Assembly session, opposition member Sardar Ali Khan was silenced by Nadeem Qureshi, while Mujtaba Shuja-ur-Rehman was made to sit in his seat by Rana Arshad.

Panel of Chairperson Samiullah Khan kept directing both members to sit, saying that

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No MPA can ask staff to open the mic, only the Speaker can give permission to open the mic directly. If Sardar Ali Khan had sat on the seat, the matter would not have escalated to this extent.

During the adjournment, Education Minister Sardar Sikandar Hayat assured to resolve the issue of charging Rs. 400 per student for bus fare in Government Queen Mary College. He said that Queen Mary College is the only institution that provides HES-style O-Level education.

Compared to the private sector, the college provides quality education with only 10 percent fee. The girls are not being charged 100% of the fee and the issue of Rs 400 for transport is being resolved with the administration and parents. It is hoped that the issue of Rs 400 for transport from the girls will be resolved soon.

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