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Breaking News: Fake Teacher Appointments in Mirpurkhas Reach 9 – Inquiry Ordered

BySammar Abbas

Nov 4, 2026

Fake teacher appointments in the Education Department of Mirpurkhas have turned into a bigger scandal. Three more teachers have now been declared fake, which takes the total number of such cases to nine. The Sindh Secretary Education has taken notice and ordered a formal inquiry into how these people were appointed and how they were paid salaries from the government treasury.

This news matters for every teacher and job seeker in Sindh. It shows that the department is now checking appointment records more closely, and it also raises serious questions about how Sindh teacher recruitment is handled at district level. Below we explain the full story in simple words.

Breaking News: Fake Teacher Appointments in Mirpurkhas Reach 9 – Inquiry Ordered

Fake Teacher Appointments in Mirpurkhas: What Happened?

According to a report published on 4 November 2026, the Director of School Education (Primary) Mirpurkhas, Muhammad Iqbal Kumbhar, submitted a report to the Secretary Education. The report confirmed that three more appointments in the district were not genuine. Earlier, six teachers had already been found to hold fake appointment orders.

The report also pointed to illegal salary payments. It suggests that the people holding these orders were drawing salaries through the Treasury Office, even though their appointments were not valid. This is why the case is being treated as both a recruitment scam and a financial irregularity.

Names of Teachers Declared Fake

The department has now declared a total of nine appointments fake. Here is the list as reported:

BatchNamePost
Latest (3)Muhammad ImranHST
Latest (3)BhaghchandJST
Latest (3)Muhammad UsmanJST
Earlier (6)Mir Fahad AliTeacher
Earlier (6)Anil KumarTeacher
Earlier (6)Shah Rukh KhanTeacher
Earlier (6)Abida ParveenTeacher
Earlier (6)Zahid AliTeacher
Earlier (6)Arshad AliTeacher

HST means High School Teacher and JST means Junior School Teacher. These are regular posts in Sindh government schools, so the appointments would have carried a monthly salary and other benefits.

Secretary Education Orders Inquiry

On Tuesday, 3 November 2026, the Secretary Education took notice of the report. He directed the Director of School Education in Hyderabad to hold an inquiry. A departmental inquiry has now started.

What the Inquiry Will Check

  • How the appointment orders were issued and who signed them.
  • Whether proper merit, test and verification steps were followed.
  • How salaries were released through the Treasury Office.
  • Which officials, if any, helped in the process.
  • How much public money may have been lost.

So far, the report does not mention arrests, FIRs or the total amount of salary drawn. These details are expected once the inquiry report is ready.

Why This Case Is Important for Sindh Teachers

Sindh has faced many complaints about teacher hiring over the years. Recently, the Sindh High Court also asked the government to decide pending complaints about teacher recruitment. Cases like Mirpurkhas show why strong checks are needed. When someone gets a post through a fake order, a deserving candidate loses that seat, and students suffer because the school does not get a properly selected teacher.

For genuine teachers, this is also a reminder to keep their documents safe and complete. During such inquiries, the department often asks teachers to show their offer letter, joining report, test result and service book.

What Genuine Teachers and Candidates Should Do

  • Keep copies of your appointment order, joining report and test/merit result.
  • Make sure your personal number and salary record match the official order.
  • Never pay any agent or middleman for a government teaching job.
  • Apply only through official recruitment drives announced by the School Education and Literacy Department or the relevant testing agency.
  • If someone offers a job for money, report it to the district education office.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many fake teacher appointments have been found in Mirpurkhas?

A total of nine. Six were found earlier and three more were declared fake in the latest report.

Who is conducting the inquiry?

The Secretary Education has directed the Director of School Education, Hyderabad, to conduct a departmental inquiry.

Were salaries paid on these appointments?

The report says salaries were allegedly paid through the Treasury Office. The exact amount has not been made public yet.

Has anyone been arrested?

No arrests or FIRs have been reported so far. Further action is expected after the inquiry.

Final Words

The Mirpurkhas education department scandal is still growing, and more names may come out as the inquiry moves forward. We will update this story when the inquiry report is shared. Stay with STI Portal for the latest teacher and education news from across Pakistan.

Source: The Nation report.

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Sammar Abbas

Sammar Abbas is a content writer and digital publisher who covers education, government programs, jobs, registration updates, and important public information in Pakistan. He focuses on creating simple and easy-to-understand content for readers looking for the latest information online.At STI.org.pk, Sammar Abbas contributes informative articles about Punjab education, School Teacher Interns (STI), school-related updates, eligibility requirements, application procedures, and important announcements. His goal is to present information in a clear and useful format so readers can easily understand the latest updates.