Shopian, April 17: The Private Schools’ Association Jammu and Kashmir (PSAJK) conducted its district-level elections in Shopian, resulting in the formation of a structured district chapter, officials said on Friday.
The elections witnessed participation from member schools across the district, with organisers stating that the process was aimed at strengthening institutional representation within the association.
The election process was overseen by an election commission headed by advocate Nadeem Qadri, with Majid Butt as a member. Observers included PSAJK District President Srinagar Tahir Wagey, State Coordinator Tariq Balli and State President Dr. Baba Nazrul Islam.
Officials from the office of the Chief Education Officer (CEO) Shopian and a representative from the Bar Association Shopian were also present during the process.
Shabir Ahmad Malik was elected as the district head in a unanimous decision and will represent Shopian in the association along with other executive members.
Following the elections, PSAJK President Dr. Baba Nazrul Islam referred to developments related to the Fee Fixation Committee, stating that steps have been taken to ensure institutional mechanisms, including formation of parental committees in schools.
The newly elected district head said the association would work towards strengthening educational standards and addressing issues related to private schools in the district.
Organisers said the elections marked the establishment of a formal district unit of PSAJK in Shopian and are expected to facilitate coordination among member institutions.
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