PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court has considered announced money related requests made by private area universities in the region and asked the backer general to show up before it and recommend how to prevent clinical schooling from turning into a business action.
A seat comprising of Chief Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan and Justice Mohammad Naeem Anwar fixed Mar 3 for the following hearing into the issue, seeing that reports recommend that some clinical schools have essentially put seats of clinical seminar on special, whereby a huge number of rupees are being charged from competitors for the reason.
It asked advocate general Shumail Ahmad Butt to go to the following hearing to recommend approaches to keep the clinical schooling from turning into a business movement.
During the meeting, the seat addressed whether the Pakistan Medical Commission had given a freehand to the private schools to become business substances.
