Dhami walked on the path of Yogi, agreed to conduct a survey of madrasas in Uttarakhand
These days the survey of madrasas is being done in Uttar Pradesh, on the same lines, now the survey of madrasas in Uttarakhand will be done. This has been announced by CM Pushkar Singh Dhami himself. Responding to the questions of the media in a program, he said that all kinds of talks are done about madrasas, so there is a need to conduct a survey once to understand their objective condition. This announcement of CM Dhami is coming at a time when politics is hot in Uttar Pradesh regarding madrassas.
On August 31, the Uttar Pradesh government had ordered a survey of all unrecognized private madrassas operating in the state. For this, the work of forming the team was finished by 10 September. According to the order, after completing the survey by October 15, it has been asked to submit the report to the government by October 25. There are currently about 16,000 private madrassas in Uttar Pradesh, including the famous Islamic educational institutions Nadwatul Ulama and Darul Uloom Deoband. Various apprehensions were expressed by the operators of private madrasas against this decision. Due to which a meeting of Jamiat-Ulama-e-Hind was also held in Delhi on 6th September, in which it was said that if the government wants to conduct the survey, then it should be done but there should be no interference in the internal affairs of madrassas.
Illegal madrassa demolished on government land in UP
Till yesterday (Monday) four illegal madrasas have been demolished in Uttar Pradesh. This madrasa was in the Gauriganj tehsil area of Amethi district. This madrasa was built illegally on pasture land near Gujtola village on Rae Bareli Sultanpur road. A fine of two lakh 24 thousand was also imposed on Madrasa owner Hassan Putra Sultan.
