CM Punjab removes Jhelum DC after request to shift exam centre ahead of her visit

This is a clear disregard for my directions. Accordingly, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) is…pic.twitter.com/fwSQz.

QsnW0— Maryam Nawaz Sharif (@MaryamNSharif)November 8, 2026Attached to the post was a copy of a letter dated November 6 from the DC's Office in Jhelum to the chairman of the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE), Rawalpindi, concerning the Computer Science papers of the Intermediate Second Annual Examination 2026.

In the letter, the DC requested that the papers for both the first and second groups, scheduled for November 10 at Government Comprehensive School, Jhelum, be shifted to “another suitable examination centre” instead of postponing the examination across the district. Read:CM warns DCs over stubble burning.

The letter said the proposed change was being sought “in view of the VVIP visit and the anticipated traffic congestion”, which, it added, “may cause inconvenience to the students and their parents”. It further stated that the Computer Science paper “may kindly be shifted to another suitable examination centre instead of postponing the examination throughout the district”.

In a separate post, CM Maryam attached a copy of the notification ordering Ozgen's transfer from his post as deputy commissioner of Jhelum with immediate effect.https://t.co/JSy. FuZriU3pic.twitter.com/jz. NsG72p.

Xe— Maryam Nawaz Sharif (@MaryamNSharif)November 8, 2026The notification, issued by the Services and General Administration Department, stated that Ozgen had been “directed to report to Services and General Administration Department, Government of the Punjab, for further orders”.