Mr Prime Minister also issue an education card

 

Pakistan is one of the few countries where, according to a conservative estimate, 1 in 4 children do not go to school.. With the overall situation heading in the right direction, the 25 million figure is expected to double soon. According to various research reports, 8.5 million children do not go to school in Punjab, 7.2 million in Sindh, 3.9 million in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and 5.2 million in Balochistan. Eighty-seven percent of them are unable to attend school due to expensive education, running a household or helping orphans and the poor.

On the other hand, the expenses of private educational institutions are becoming uncontrollable. Private schools, colleges and universities have become a mafia. No one has the courage to stop their looting. Families who teach children in private educational institutions are worried, who are educating their children by cutting their stomachs. But due to the ever-increasing costs of private educational institutions, this facility is slowly becoming out of reach of the common man.

Mr. Imran Khan! He understood the problems faced by the people in medical treatment and issued a health card. You are the Messiah of the nation who made it possible for the white-clad people to access private hospitals and ensure their treatment in expensive hospitals through health cards. Mr. Prime Minister! Because of you, for the first time in the history of the country in the form of a health card, the white-clad class, like the rich, got access to treatment from private hospitals, which they could only imagine.

Mr. Prime Minister! Understand the education problems facing such a society and think of issuing "Education Card" while supporting education. This "education card" can block the looting of private educational institutions and facilitate the education of ordinary students in the best educational institution. The move would close the "open mouths" of private schools, colleges and universities. 

In this way students of white clan family will be able to get the best education from good educational institutions and Mr. Imran Khan, according to your vision, these young people will be able to improve their lives by being equipped with modern knowledge and higher education. It is heartwarming to think about how much the "education card", like the health card, can benefit the middle class in particular. Pakistan strives to ensure 100% literacy rate by 2030. If we are really serious about achieving this goal, it is possible to achieve it with education card.

Mr. Imran Khan! Of course you can. Because our other politicians and rulers of the past have been benefiting from private educational institutions and private hospitals without the need of the people, but for the common man they have never made any arrangement for access to these educational institutions and hospitals. He tried to keep the expenses of these unrestrained horses off. But, just like you made the people worry about the cost of your treatment, make them worry about the cost of education by issuing similar education cards.

Mr. Imran Khan! The nation has high hopes for you. Although you are living up to most of the expectations, the scope of the expectations is growing with the demands of time and circumstances. Who knows better than you the importance of education? You insist on equipping the new generation with modern knowledge. You are not only a people friendly but also an education friendly ruler. Just as you have started the health card scheme and collected the prayers of many people, so also issue education cards. The hands of so many white-clad people will rise to pray for you, that it will not be in your own delusion.

The "education card" will give us the benefits we've been thinking of for the last 70 years. With the Education Card, not only the target of 100% literacy rate can be achieved but also Pakistan can reach the milestones of educational development which till today was mentioned only in rhetoric and dreaming. Policy makers must pay attention to the fact that it is both a matter of time and circumstance