Uttar Pradesh government has closed 16 thousand Madrasahs! What is the future of those children? Achi-News

Lucknow: The state government led by Yogi Adityanath (CM Yogi Adityanath) in the Uttar Pradesh administration (Uttar Pradesh Govt) has come to know that 16 thousand Madrasas (Illegal Madrasas) have been closed so far.

After the Lucknow Bench order of the Allahabad High Court, the government of Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath has taken such a big decision that it is learned that around 16 thousand unrecognized madrassas have been closed. CM Yogi Adityanath’s government has been keeping an eye on illegal madrassas in Uttar Pradesh since earlier. To date, around 16,000 illegal madrassas have been closed.

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Among the illegal madrassas closed by CM Yogi Adityanath’s government, the madrassas that meet government standards will now be in the ranks of schools recognized by the UP Board, CBSE or ICSE. However, officials said that those madrasas that do not meet the standard would be closed and the children studying there will be admitted to government schools.

For this, the Chief Secretary Durga Shankar Mishra has formed a five member committee under the chairmanship of the Managing Director of each district. This committee will identify madrasas and give admission to the children studying there. If necessary, such children can also be admitted to private schools. If children are still denied access to school, the committee will also consider opening new schools. It is significant that about 13.5 lakh children are enrolled in about 16 thousand madrasas.

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It is worth noting that the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court struck down the Uttar Pradesh Madrasa Education Act-2004 as unconstitutional on March 22 last. After that, regarding this decision, Manager of Madrasa Azizia Ijajutul Uloom, Anjum Qadri, will file an appeal challenging the decision, UP Minority Welfare Department said. After this, whatever decision is made, further action will be taken accordingly.