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U’khand CM orders verification of madrasas
Dhami asks the additional chief secretary (home) to conduct a verification drive of all madrassas and take immediate legal action against them if any unethical practice comes to light
Nainital: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami took cognizance of alleged inhuman treatment of children in an illegal madrassa in Nainital district and ordered a verification of all the madrassas being run in the state.
Dhami asked the additional chief secretary (home) to conduct a verification drive of all madrassas and take immediate legal action against them if any unethical practice comes to light.
The home department has issued instructions to all the district magistrates to verify the madrassas in their respective areas following the chief minister’s orders, an official statement said.
On the complaint of a parent on Sunday, a police team visited a madrassa in Veerbhatti near Jeolikot in Nainital where “inhuman treatment and physical abuse” of children came to light, police said.
The health of the children was not good and they were not being provided hygienic food and water, police said, adding it was also revealed that this madrassa was running without registration.
Tallital police station in-charge Rohtash Singh said a case has been registered against madrassa Maulvi Mohammad Haroon and his son Ibrahim under various sections of POCSO Act, Juvenile Justice Act and Indian Penal Code.
