KU finally gets its permanent vice-chancellor after three-year hiatus.

KARACHI -- Karachi University finally got its permanent vice chancellor (VC) after the post remained vacant for more than three years and acting VCs were appointed to overlook matters.

The Sindh Universities and Boards Department, in a notification, said the province's chief minister, Murad Ali Shah, has appointed Dr Khalid Iraqi to the top office - who also served as the acting VC.

Iraqi has been appointed for a four-year term under the Universities and Institutes Laws (Amendment) Act-2018, who was earlier removed on the orders of the Sindh High Court when he was serving as the acting vice chancellor...

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