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In a letter to the NCS director, the university called the performance "unethical and immoral" and demanded an explanation for the video.
New Delhi: After a video of a dance event went viral on social media, Pakistan's Khyber Medical University (KMU) issued a "serious notice" to Peshawar's NCS University System. In a letter to the NCS director, the university called the performance "unethical and immoral" and demanded an explanation for the video.
Pakistan: Khyber Medical University issues notice to NCS University System, Peshawar, warns of de-affiliation after this dance video from NCS goes viral pic.twitter.com/MYd5P57gyN
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The event took place at the end of a three-day Hunar Mela organised by the Thirteen Event Planners on the grounds of NCS University, as reported by Dawn. Videos widely shared on social media showed a girl in a tight-fitting dress singing and dancing on stage, prompting users to criticise the event and question the need for such events in the country.
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Following the outrage on social media, the KMU issued a show-cause notice to the private university, threatening de-affiliation if the "immoral" activity on its campus was not controlled. The letter said, "Conducting such activities with the logo and the name of KMU on the stage is quite objectionable. All educational institutes are bound to maintain ethical and moral standards and sanctity of institutes during the curricular and co-curricular activities,"
Meanwhile, in a Facebook video, NCS University System director Dr Shaukat Ali apologised and blamed the problem on the event planner. He claimed that after the three-day Hunar Mela, a foreign singer performed, which violated Pakistani values and culture. He claimed that the event organiser failed to notify them of the singer's performance.