Regional Director of Sindh Ombudsman Visits Historic School in Tando Adam

Sanghar (Hasnain Ashiq Saand) Regional Director of the Sindh Ombudsman, Ghulam Shabir Memon, stated that on the directives of Sindh Ombudsman Suhail Ahmed Rajput efforts are being made to raise awareness among students during his visit to Government Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai High School. Speaking to the media, he highlighted the historic significance of the school, built in 1911, and acknowledged the lack of certain facilities. He assured that relevant departments would be instructed to take necessary steps to transform the school into a model institution.

Memon emphasized the importance of addressing public grievances and encouraged people to approach the Regional Office in Sanghar for resolving their issues. He noted that awareness campaigns and public hearings have been conducted at various locations under the directives of the Provincial Ombudsman. However, he highlighted that delivering awareness messages to students in universities, colleges, and schools remains the most impactful strategy.

Responding to a query, Memon mentioned that some classrooms of the school are listed as heritage sites and stressed the need for their renovation and maintenance. He pledged strict instructions to the concerned department to ensure transparency in utilizing the allocated budget for the school, aiming to make it a model institution.

The event was attended by District Education Officer Sarwar Rajput, Assistant Registrar of the Ombudsman’s Office Sanghar Ghulam Murtaza Memon, Taluka Education Officer Tando Adam Ali Akbar Brahmani, Headmaster Muhammad Ramzan Mallah, teachers Aqeel Ahmed Makoarani, Syed Qasim Shah, and other faculty members.