UP Madarsa Survey identifies Darul Uloom Deoband to be unaided

On the directions of the Uttar Pradesh state authorities, the madarsas within the state are being surveyed. So far, 360 madrasas within the Saharanpur district have been discovered to be unaided by the federal government. Darul Uloom Madarsa of Deoband is one such unaided madarsa. Darul Uloom is a 156-year-old madrasa. It is registered underneath the Societies Registration Act, 1861—an act for the registration of literary, scientific and charitable societies.

In truth, after the order of the state authorities, District Magistrate Akhilesh Singh had additionally instructed to conduct a survey of unaided madarsas. The survey was began by forming groups on the tehsil stage. The survey work began within the district on September 10. Sadar tehsil of Saharanpur has the very best variety of unaided madarsas. The least aided madarsas have been present in Behat tehsil. As the survey continues to be on, the variety of such madarsas could enhance.

So far, greater than 360 such madarsas have been discovered, which don’t get help from the federal government. So far, greater than 360 such madrasas have been discovered, which don’t get help from the federal government. The highest variety of 123 madarsas are in Sadar tehsil. While the bottom madarsas have been present in Behat tehsil. However, the survey is occurring in Behat tehsil. Officials say that the variety of madarsas in Behat tehsil is predicted to extend. The DM will put together the survey report and ship it to the federal government by November 15.

District Magistrate Akhilesh Singh mentioned, “The survey team is preparing a report on the prescribed format. In this, a point-wise survey report is being prepared on the curriculum of madarsas, establishment year, founder, operating institution, the number of students, government aid to madarsas, and the number of teachers, etc.”

DM Akhilesh Singh added, “So far, 360 such madarsas have been detected which do not take help from the government. Darul Uloom also does not take help from the government. It is registered in the Societies Act, but it cannot be said that it is illegal. There is some confusion among people about the survey. The survey aims to find out how many madrasas are getting aid from the government. madarsas that are aided by the government are required to register with the minority department. But madarsas that are not taking aid from the government cannot be called illegal unless it is confirmed that the source of aid received by them is not proper.”

A convention of madarsas of UP was held in Darul Uloom Deoband in protest towards the survey of unaided madarsas by the state authorities. In this, Maulana Arshad Madani mentioned that it’s the proper of the federal government to conduct a survey of madarsas. There is not any criminality inside madarsas. It is the duty of the Government to seek out out if there may be any. In the convention organized on the survey of unrecognized madarsas, Darul Uloom Deoband clarified its stand and mentioned that there isn’t any must worry and panic concerning the survey, however cooperate within the survey and provides full and proper data.