Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tessori on Sunday raised objections on the Sindh Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education (Second Amendment) Bill 2025 and sent it back to the Sindh Assembly for reconsideration under the constitutional provision.
In sub-clause (1) of section 15 of the bill, a proposal was made to replace ‘BPS-20/21’ with ‘BS-19/20’, which the Sindh Governor termed unacceptable.
He said this clause should be retained in its un-amended state so that administrative standards and experience are maintained in the education boards.
The Sindh Governor sent the Bill back to the Sindh Assembly for reconsideration under Article 116(2)(b) of the Constitution.
Meanwhile, Former judge Ahmed Ali Gabol has approached the court with a constitutional petition seeking the removal of Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tessori.
The petitioner has urged the court to order Governor Tessori’s dismissal, claiming he violated his constitutional oath of impartiality.
The petition alleges that the governor has engaged in politics on ethnic lines. It contends that while appearing alongside MQM leadership, he made remarks highlighting ethnic and provincial divisions. The petition further says that Governor Tessori, in speeches delivered at the Governor House and other venues, allegedly suggested the separation of Karachi from Sindh.
