Sir: Through your esteemed newspaper, I would like to draw the attention of the Vice Chancellor of Karachi University (KU) towards the condition of private B-Com examinations arrangements in the university. KU is the second biggest university of Pakistan and a representative of Pakistan all over the world. Students from all over the country come to this university to study and to appear in private/ regular examinations in different fields. A few months back the B-Com examinations were held in the KU amidst worst arrangements. Students were made to sit in makeshift arrangements; many had to sit in the open as well. There were stray cats and dogs roaming freely, making many uneasy. This shows the seriousness of our government and the concerned department about education. The misery did not stop here; suddenly a conflict erupted between two rival political groups and cross firing further intimidated the students. What kind of an examination a student must have taken in such an adversarial environment? Even the brightest among them could not have performed to his/her full potential. Now that the vice chancellor of Karachi University has been changed, we request him to make amendments to the existing policies. ESHAL KHAN Karachi