HYDERABAD: Sindh University’s Department of Zoology held a condolence reference to pay glowing tribute to the unwavering academic and research services of distinguished teacher, researcher, scientist and former Professor Dr Ali Murtaza Dharejo with speakers recalling his valuable contributions and lasting impact on generations of students.
Pro-Vice Chancellor Professor Dr Abdul Sattar Shah, who chaired the reference, said in his presidential address that Prof. Dharejo had rendered outstanding services to education and research during his long academic career. He described the deceased as a dedicated teacher who remained committed to imparting quality education and developing scientific thinking among students.
He said Professor Dharejo’s contribution to zoological sciences and research had strengthened the academic profile of the department. His research-oriented approach, he added, inspired students and young researchers to pursue scientific inquiry with dedication and integrity. Dr Shah further said the deceased would be remembered for his professional commitment, intellectual contribution and services to the University of Sindh.
Chairperson of the Department of Zoology Prof. Dr Riffat Sultana said the late Professor Dharejo had played an important role in promoting academic activities in the department. She said he was a committed teacher who devoted himself to teaching, mentoring and guiding students. “His lectures and academic discussions helped students develop a deeper understanding of zoological sciences”, she added.
She said he actively contributed to the academic environment of the department and encouraged students towards research and higher studies. Dr Riffat said his services and affectionate association with colleagues and students would remain a cherished part of the department’s history.
Professor Dr Muhammad Saeed Wagan said Dr Dharejo was a highly capable teacher and researcher who rendered his services to zoology with dedication and integrity. He said the late professor’s academic and research work would continue to serve as a source of guidance for young teachers and students.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
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