Official Notification: 24 September 2025 Public Holiday in Sindh Due to By-Elections
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The Government of Sindh has officially announced 24 September 2025 as a public holiday in several districts of the province. The decision has been made to facilitate the smooth conduct of by-elections. According to the notification, all schools, colleges, and government institutions in the affected districts will remain closed for the day.
Districts Where Holiday is Announced
As per the official notification, the holiday will apply to 14 districts of Sindh where by-polls are scheduled. Educational institutions and many government offices in these districts will not operate on 24 September 2025, ensuring that the election process can take place without disruption.
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Why 24 September 2025 is Declared a Holiday in Sindh?
The Sindh government has announced the holiday to provide a peaceful environment for by-polls scheduled in several districts. Educational institutions will stay closed so that polling stations can be set up easily without disturbance.
The districts where schools will remain shut include:
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Karachi East
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Karachi West
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Malir
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Hyderabad
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Sukkur
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Larkana
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Nawabshah
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Mirpurkhas
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Dadu
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Jamshoro
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Khairpur
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Jacobabad
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Shikarpur
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Ghotki
However, the notification confirms that government offices and essential services like hospitals, transport, and emergency services will remain functional as usual.
Impact on Students and Citizens
The announcement brings a welcome break for students and teachers, while also allowing citizens to actively participate in the by-election process. Banks and private offices in some areas may also observe the holiday, though essential services such as hospitals, transport, and emergency services will continue as usual.
Official Notification Details
The Sindh government has circulated the official notice to all relevant departments. It clearly states that the holiday is limited to the by-election districts only. Citizens are advised to check with local authorities for confirmation in their respective areas.
Conclusion
The 24 September 2025 public holiday in Sindh highlights the importance of democratic participation while minimizing inconvenience for students and employees. Residents of the affected districts are encouraged to make necessary plans and ensure they exercise their right to vote.
