*Doctor Producing Market of Kyrgyzstan*

Dr. Badshah Munir Bukhari

 

In recent days, the name of Kyrgyzstan has been appearing on every newspaper and TV screen in Pakistan, due to the violent attacks by locals on Pakistan medical students there. This country is the poorest and most underdeveloped country in the region except Uzbekistan. Therefore, one-third of its population goes to other countries in search of work. Prostitution is the biggest business in this country. And its people go to other countries for prostitution like other Central Asian countries.

But surprisingly, in the last decade or two, suddenly thousands of medical students from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Egypt and other developing countries started flocking to this country and there are a large number of medical universities here. And colleges started being built. These universities have five to fifteen campuses. I was in 2015 when I was the Director of Planning and Development at University of Peshawar. It has been agreed to visit this country and all its neighboring countries and I have seen the educational system of these countries by visiting their universities and colleges.

The educational institutions of Kyrgyzstan were very poor, and no one knew English, everyone spoke in Kyrgyz and Russian, and in some places Uzbek was also spoken, in their universities and colleges. Even basic facilities were not available. It was a great desire of the Kyrgyz government to sign seven MoUs with Pakistani universities. And these MoUs had the same basic objective that Pakistani universities would persuade students whom they could not admit to enroll in Kyrgyz universities where they would be given various concessions.

Even their demand was somewhat justified. But the people who told all these things and attracted the universities of Pakistan for the MoU were not Kyrgyz, but they were Pakistanis who belonged to Lahore and some cities of Punjab. They were not very educated and experts in the field of education. When I found out from the Kyrgyz that they had hired these people as interpreters. So their answer was very shocking.

That all these people who are Indians, Bangladeshis, Pakistanis, Turks and Egyptians are running educational institutions here. These people have invested a lot here. The two Pakistani gentlemen I met. He was a travel agent. The pamphlets they gave us during this period were hidden from Lahore. Those who were surprised to read that there were only twelve years of education in medical admission, and there was no other condition, and it was written on them that the student would be given an MD degree in five years with 100% certainty. , which the same institutions were also taking the responsibility of passing from the Medical and Dental Council of Pakistan.

This would hardly happen anywhere in the world. The university I went to didn't have anything to do with medical education so I didn't try to do much at the time, but the agents there repeatedly offered to send students who would come through you. We will give you a reasonable commission for it. And you become our representative there. At which we laughed and avoided them. A large number of hostels were built at a certain location in Bishkek housing thousands of students and the management of these areas was in the hands of Pakistani and mostly Indian people.

Going to this area, it seemed as if the person had come to Pakistan and was roaming somewhere in Lahore or Rawalpindi, but one difference was that there were hundreds of Kyrgyz and Uzbek prostitutes following you everywhere and a few hundred. She used to offer prostitution for Pakistani rupees. Seeing this environment and situation, we did not spend more than 10 to 15 minutes there and headed to our hotel knowing that we had a good and safe departure from there.

The few Pakistani students who were interviewed there said that there is no such thing as study and practice there. But all students must pass and pay extra money for better grades. The same situation was in the cities of Jalalabad and Osh. There was such a large number of Pakistanis in these three cities that one wondered how so many Pakistanis came here. Going to the campuses of the medical colleges of the universities of these cities, it seemed that they were the cities of Pakistan and India.

It's amazing that we went to eat in different restaurants, but there was no one who understood English, I could speak Uzbek, and if I found someone who spoke Uzbek, I could have a conversation with him. All Pakistanis, Indians, Bangladeshis and other nationalities were staying there in areas, houses and hostels provided by their respective agents. The Kyrgyz people did not like these non-natives much, and they believed that these outsiders were becoming a bane for their lives.

On my return from there, I tried many times to inform the higher authorities of PMDC and Higher Education Commission about this. Bring this country to ban medical education for Pakistani students, but despite efforts, I could not succeed in this. Who are these people who are running medical colleges and hostels here? So, the simple answer to this question is that there is an integrated network of human traffickers operating in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Egypt, Iran, Turkey and many other countries that smuggle people from these poor countries to various land and sea routes. Transported or shipped to Europe.

Their relationship is very stable. Kyrgyzstan is a paradise for them because people from these countries are brought here and stay for a month or more. They charge a lot of money for this accommodation and food. And then send these people to Europe through Kazakhstan and Belarus and many other routes. These routes are much easier and less dangerous than Iran, Turkey and other regions. Kyrgyzstan is supported by its student-easy policy, and from there, most people can easily get visas for European countries.

Thus, this country acts as a barrage for those who go to Europe illegally. Medical colleges were established here to legitimize this work and then it grew to become a huge business in itself. Pakistan's inconsiderate ruling and greedy and bribery cabal let the graduates from these colleges pass the medical degree validation exams here and these incompetent and incompetent people who are not able to score 50% marks in FSC. They give them open permission and certificate to play with human lives.

Currently, thousands of Pakistani students are studying medicine in this country, for which billions of dollars of foreign exchange is going from this country and as a result, the degrees these people are returning with, their efficiency and Capacity and expertise in the sector is very poor. Their admission and examination system is not reliable. The moral standard of the students living there has fallen a lot because in this mother-father-free society, where there is a facility to quench the sexual appetite for a hundred Pakistani rupees, how can people study there?

From there these students are coming to this country with AIDS and other diseases. Who will explain to the people of this country that becoming a doctor is not a guarantee of a better life. If their children are not able to become doctors in Pakistan, then take them to some other field from where they can succeed with dignity and healthy life. Live your life. Why are they destroying the lives of children by spending millions of rupees annually in a country which is worse than Pakistan in terms of education.

And why there is no one to ask those institutions of Pakistan government which are becoming their facilitators. When they were banned four years ago, there must have been a reason for that. Then who removed this ban and who passed these thousands if not millions of degree holders in the PMDC exam and admitted them to the government hospitals of Pakistan except the graduated doctors from the top ranked medical colleges of Pakistan. Who gave the jobs?

Will the reasons for changing PMDC to PMC ever be told to this nation? Will any agency investigate the assets of those working in these institutions and the assets abroad? Will any court dare to call them and ask them something? This is not being done in secret but out in the open. Every year when the season starts, hundreds of agents set up camps in big cities and now small towns and villages to attract these students, human traffickers who are everywhere. There are commissions for bringing in students.

Students who are already there get a commission for attracting new students. In the course of this commission, he lures his less fortunate relatives and other children from the village and takes them there by telling them stories of artificial heaven and degrees without hard work, if the data is extracted, more of those children will turn out. Who will belong to the same district or same town or village. I was surprised that people had sent their innocent girls there. Can any sane father send his daughter to a place where their women work as prostitutes and where most of the men work as brokers in this work? I am

These agents get lost in the colorful picture of Kyrgyzstan and other countries like it that these immature children see and the dreams that are shown to their parents are indescribable. People take loans and sell land and invest all the pension money on them. Which has no practical benefit. Powers in government departments and institutions in this country are openly used for personal gain and destruction of Pakistan.

But no one asks. Then when an apocalypse breaks, every political party and so-called social activists become active. And they go to great lengths to put each other down politically. Higher Education Commission and PMDC are engaged in these tasks instead of working for the betterment of educational institutions in the country. If someone traces this business, many high-ranking officials of these institutions will be involved in it. Otherwise, how can it be that no one can speak English there and there is no practice of teaching medicine in Urdu, so how can these students study there. A child who cannot score fifty percent here where lakhs of students score more than ninety percent can study and learn in another system. Pay the agent to get admission or go to their website and fill the form and their agent in Pakistan will immediately prepare all the documents for the visa within an hour but deposit the fee first. And within a day or two, visas are issued and they are dispatched from here.

From where the journey of destruction of these students begins and after five years, this journey ends after constantly sucking the blood of their parents and asking for money and having sex and these students return with the name of Dr. Then they approach the hospitals for medical practice with recommendations and bribes and those who can afford it get there by spending huge amounts of money and those who can't do it spend years and sometimes decades in government and private hospitals and clinics. They are going around or going somewhere and working as doctors without PMDC certificate.

Human trafficking is a heinous business that kills thousands of people every year, thousands of Pakistanis lose billions of rupees to these traffickers every year. But the government does nothing in this regard. This is the real business of the medical colleges of Kyrgyzstan, just take out the records and see how many Pakistanis traveled to Kyrgyzstan for education and how many returned, you will be amazed. Strange country where they put cameras in each other's bedrooms and don't understand how admissions can go on for twelve months of the year and admissions happen once or twice at the beginning of the school year all over the world.

But in these so-called universities of Kyrgyzstan you can get admission anytime. And our blind minds do not understand that this is a business of access to this country for human trafficking and nothing else. These mafias and agents have removed most of their advertisements and information from the internet and social media in recent days when these incidents have occurred. They will go underground for a few months and then with the help of priests of money, they will be active again to rob the youth of Pakistan and our courts and institutions will not crawl on their ears.