SAHIWAL: Law students registered with different local private sector law colleges and affiliated with the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, held a demonstration on Thursday against two-year extension in LLB completion.

The demonstration was held in front of the press club, Azadi Chowk. The students said their session with the BZU started in 2018 but it was yet to be completed.

Javed Saddiq, LLB final year student, said they were enrolled for three-year programme and now it was being extended to five years.

“Since the university is already way behind schedule in the three-year programme, two-year extension means they will graduate in six to seven years.”

He said since they were enrolled in three-year session, they should be given degree within three years.

MURDER: A man killed his wife, a mother of four children, in village 90/6-R on Wednesday night.Farid Town police registered a murder FIR against Allah Dita.

Published in Dawn, December 31st, 2021

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