Earlier than the elections in India, Islamic madrassas have been banned within the state of Uttar Pradesh.
The Allahabad Excessive Courtroom struck down the Madrasas Act of 2004 and stated that the legislation on Madrasas violates constitutional secularism.
The courtroom has additionally directed lakhs of Madrasa college students to hitch conventional faculties.
A fifth of the 24 crore inhabitants of Uttar Pradesh are Muslims.
Iftikhar Ahmed Javed, head of Madrasa Training Board within the state, has stated that 2.7 lakh college students and about 10,000 academics of 25,000 madrasas might be affected by this initiative.
He has stated that though the courtroom has not given any time to implement its order, madrasas are unlikely to be closed instantly.
Iftikhar Ahmed Javed says that Muslims and human rights organizations in India have accused some members of the BJP and its associates of selling anti-Islamic hate speech and vandalizing Muslim properties earlier than the elections. Is.
