Despite recent efforts by the Sindh Higher Education Commission (SHEC) to resolve ongoing disputes, the Karachi University Teachers’ Society (Kuts) has chosen to continue its boycott of semester examinations. This decision, made during a general body meeting, stems from the teachers' insistence on immediate financial relief before any agreement can be reached. The SHEC had proposed a six-member committee to investigate the grievances of university staff, but Kuts members expressed skepticism, particularly regarding the involvement of the university's vice chancellor in discussions. The boycott, which began on May 5, was initiated due to non-payment of dues related to evening classes, exam supervision, and other responsibilities. The teachers' refusal to compromise reflects deep-seated frustrations with the university administration, and they have called for an investigation into the financial issues plaguing the campus. The strike has now garnered support from non-teaching staff, further complicating the situation for the university administration as they seek to resume normal operations.