Professor Anjum James Paul requests CM Punjab to stop humiliation of non-Muslims in jobs

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Faisalabad: February 8, 2016. (PCP) In a letter No. PMTA/05/16-KPR, dated February 8, 2016 to Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, Chief Minister Punjab, Professor Anjum James Paul, Chairman Pakistan Minorities Teachers’ Association has requested to revise the advertisement of Punjab Constabulary Farooqabad, District Sheikhupura which has hurt the sentiments of the non-Muslims on the basis of religion. The content of the letter is; To Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif Chief Minister Punjab Subject: - Punjab Constabulary Humiliates Non-Muslims By Announcing Posts Of Sanitary Workers/ Sweepers Only For Non-Muslims Honorable Sir, Greetings and peace from Pakistan Minorities Teachers’ Association (PMTA). PMTA would like to draw your kind attention on the subject cited above. Article 25 (1) of the Constitution of Pakistan guarantees, “All citizens are equal before law and are entitled to equal protection of law.” But Punjab Constabulary Farooqabad, District Sheikhupura has openly violated the constitution by hurting the sentiments of the non-Muslims on the religious basis. In one of its most recent advertisement in the “Daily Jang” on January 28, 2016 it has announced recruitment in 8 different fields but posts of sanitary workers/sweepers are reserved only for non-Muslims. Five percent quota is reserved for non-Muslims for all posts by the government of Punjab but announcing all posts of sanitary workers/sweepers for non-Muslims is violation of recruitment policy as well by the Punjab Constabulary Farooqabad, District Sheikhupura. Sir, PMTA requests you to order the concerned quarters to revise the said advertisement so that there may not be humiliation of any applicant on the basis of religion. With best regards. PROF. ANJUM JAMES PAUL CHAIRMAN

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