Himanta Biswa Sarma's Newest Shocker

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Guwahati:

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma as we speak mentioned that he plans to close down all madrassas within the state. Addressing a public rally in Karnataka's Belagavi, Mr Sarma talked about that his authorities has closed 600 madrassas already and shut all of the others quickly.

"We do not want madrassas. We want engineers and medical doctors," Mr Sarma mentioned.

When requested by a journalist to elaborate on his intention behind the transfer, Mr Sarma mentioned that new India wants colleges, faculties, and universities as an alternative of madrassas.

"New India does not want madrassas. It wants universities, colleges, and faculties," he mentioned.

Up to now, Mr Sarma has typically indicated his want to both scale back madrassas or scrutinise the training being given at these establishments. There are presently 3,000 registered and unregistered madrassas in Assam.

In 2020, he launched a regulation that might facilitate changing all state-run madrassas into "common colleges". Mr Sarma had mentioned the state police had been working with Bengali Muslims, who've a constructive angle in the direction of training, to create "a great atmosphere" within the madrassas. Science and arithmetic will even be taught as topics within the madrassas, and the suitable to training revered and a database of lecturers maintained, he had mentioned.

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