CHARSADDA: Terror struck Bacha Khan University where more than 20 people lost their lives in a militants attack last month has reopened on Monday after the gap of 26 days.
Students and staff members in large number returned to the university in a poignant symbol of perseverance despite the horrors they had endured.
The decision to reopen the university was taken in a meeting on Friday chaired by Bacha Khan University Vice Chancellor Fazal Raheem Marwat.
The meeting was attended by Charsadda District Police Officer (DPO) Suhail Khalid, DSP Raza Mohammad, Director for Administration Dr. Shakeel Khan and other university staff members.
University spokesperson Saeed Khan said that earlier 55 guards were performing duty and now 20 new security guards are being deployed for BKU‘s security.
Watchtowers will be installed at a distance of 100 metres at the campus, he said.
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