Syed Babar Ali resigned as chairman of the school's Board of Governors management committee, citing 'health and advanced age' (Islamabad Scene, 26 March 2024: 'Earlier in February'; the year comes from the article date). The Nation (25 March 2024, 'Governor House meddling') says it came 'a month-and-a-half before Thomson's resignation' but gives the date as 'February 6, 2004', a year that conflicts with that statement.
| Who | Role | Rank | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Syed Babar Ali | resigning chairman |
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Earlier in February, LUMS founder Syed Babar Ali also resigned as chairman of the school’s Board of Governors’ (BoG) management committee, citing ‘health and advanced age’ as reasons
In a related development which came a month-and-a-half before Thomson’s resignation, Babar Ali Syed, a member of Board of Governors and management committee, had resigned on February 6, 2004 citing health reasons
Earlier in February, LUMS founder Syed Babar Ali also resigned as chairman of the school’s Board of Governors’ (BoG) management committee, citing ‘health and advanced age’ as reasons
The letter addressed to Governor Punjab surfaced after more than month following Principal Thompson’s resignation. In his resignation letter, Babar Ali praised Thompson
In a related development which came a month-and-a-half before Thomson’s resignation, Babar Ali Syed, a member of Board of Governors and management committee, had resigned on February 6, 2004 citing health reasons