Elections were held for four teachers’ seats in the Syndicate of the University of Sindh: Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor and Lecturer.

The elections were conducted at the Senate Hall of the Vice Chancellor’s Secretariat under the supervision of Election Officer and University of Sindh Registrar Sajid Qayoom Memon. Teachers of the university exercised their right to vote. Polling began at 9:00 am and continued until 4:00 pm, while the results were announced at 5:00 pm on the same day.

According to the results announced by the Election Officer, two candidates contested the Professor’s seat. Professor Dr. Arfana Begum Mallah secured 64 votes, while Professor Dr. Muhammad Hassan Agheem received 36 votes. Professor Dr. Arfana Begum Mallah was declared elected after securing the highest number of votes.

Three candidates contested the Associate Professor’s seat. Dr. Muhammad Qasim Nizamani secured 77 votes, Dr. Waheed Ahmed Abbasi received 12 votes, and Dr. Ashfaque Ali Banbhan obtained 6 votes. Dr. Muhammad Qasim Nizamani was declared elected after securing the highest number of votes.

Three candidates contested the Assistant Professor’s seat. Dr. Humera Hakro secured 149 votes, Dr. Imran Ali Halepoto received 36 votes, while Dr. Abdul Qadir Patoli obtained 17 votes. Dr. Humera Hakro was declared elected after securing the highest number of votes.

Three candidates also contested the Lecturer’s seat. Dr. Abdul Rehman Nangraj secured 31 votes, Asghar Ali Sahito received 17 votes, while Samina Ghuryani obtained six votes. Dr. Abdul Rehman Nangraj was declared elected after securing the highest number of votes.

Vice Chancellor of the University of Sindh, Professor Dr. Fateh Muhammad Marri (TI), congratulated all four successful candidates on their election to the Syndicate. He said that the Syndicate was a highly important forum of the university and that teachers’ representation on it held considerable significance. He expressed hope that the successful candidates would play their full role in the university’s improvement and development.

The University of Sindh had made excellent arrangements for the Syndicate elections. These arrangements were appreciated by all the candidates who contested the elections and the teachers who exercised their right to vote.

The university authority had assigned Deputy Registrars Muhammad Dawood Channar and Sultan Ahmed Baloch as Assistant Returning Officers.