SRINAGAR: The Private Schools Association of Jammu and Kashmir (PSAJK) has expressed deep concern over yet another case of a student being denied an admit card due to a tagging issue, raising alarm over similar incidents affecting others. Tawfeeq Hassan Mir, son of Gh Hassan and a resident of Dapal Machil in North Kashmir, has been barred from appearing in his Class 12th examination, jeopardising his academic future.
GN Var, President of PSAJK, has urged the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) to adopt a liberal and student-friendly approach to such matters, ensuring that no deserving student is deprived of the opportunity to sit for their exams.
“A student’s future should not be jeopardised due to administrative formalities. We request JKBOSE authorities to take an empathetic view and allow such students to appear in the examination, ensuring their academic aspirations remain intact,” said Var.
PSAJK has reaffirmed its solidarity with affected students and called upon the authorities to intervene urgently to safeguard their educational prospects.
