Shafqat Mehmood and Cambridge students? what is next!

 In Pakistan the covid is enormously spread day by the days thousand of the citizen of Pakistan is effected by this third UK variant of covid in this alarming situation the khan's government take some  deplorable steps for the health of the their citizens and again impose the smart lockdown in all over the Pakistan. this situation is also effect the education system of Pakistan all over the Pakistan the education institution including Universities/collages/and schools are closed due to the pandemic and all the exams is cancelled by the khan's government the NCOC meeting held and chair by the education minister of Pakistan  Shafqat Mehmood. But in this fragile situation where every one enjoying online classes /online exams. Hot news is came out "Cambridge examinations start with strict coronavirus SOPs in place across Pakistan" Student of Cambridge 

board fascinated to this news their parents  said that this khan's government jeopardize their children's and they demand for online exams but education minister Speaking during Geo News' program  "Naya Pakistan" about holding exams despite students' protest given the rise in coronavirus cases across the country, Shafqat Mehmood said that Cambridge examinations will start tomorrow as per the schedule .

Shafqat Mehmood said that the health of the residents consistently is the khan's government first priority yet since the fewer number of students taking the Cambridge exams in Pakistan, the National Command Operations Center (NCOC) proposed proceeding with the decision to conduct the exam. Despite of the mounting pressure from students who requested the scratch-off of exams in the fragile Covid circumstance, Cambridge examinations have started from  (Monday) with strict coronavirus standard operating procedures in 

 place across Pakistan. Extending good wishes to the appearing candidates on social media,  Minister for Education  "Shafqat Mehmood said that these are tough times and difficult decisions have been made keeping the student's best interest in view"