ATTOCK, Jun 30 (APP):Assistant Commissioner Hassanabdal Atiq Ullah Tareen on Tuesday paid a surprise visit to the Government Associate College Hassanabdal to inspect arrangements for the ongoing examinations and review the overall conduct of the examination process, reaffirming the district administration’s commitment to transparency and merit. During the inspection, the assistant commissioner reviewed seating arrangements, invigilation, attendance procedures, and other administrative measures put in place to ensure the smooth and …
AC Hassanabdal conducts surprise inspection of examination centre, reviews arrangements
ATTOCK, Jun 30 (APP):Assistant Commissioner Hassanabdal Atiq Ullah Tareen on Tuesday paid a surprise visit to the Government Associate College Hassanabdal to inspect arrangements for the ongoing examinations and review the overall conduct of the examination process, reaffirming the district administration’s commitment to transparency and merit.
During the inspection, the assistant commissioner reviewed seating arrangements, invigilation, attendance procedures, and other administrative measures put in place to ensure the smooth and orderly conduct of the examinations. He also interacted with examination staff and directed them to strictly adhere to the prescribed rules and regulations.
Speaking on the occasion, Atiq Ullah Tareen said the district administration was fully committed to conducting examinations in a transparent, fair, and merit-based manner. He emphasized that transparency and equal opportunity for every candidate remained the administration’s foremost priorities, adding that there would be no compromise on the integrity of the examination process.
He urged supervisory staff to perform their duties with honesty, dedication, and professionalism, stressing that strict compliance with examination rules was essential to maintaining public confidence in the education system. He added that the administration would continue monitoring examination centres to ensure a conducive environment for students and the uninterrupted conduct of examinations.
