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UP Madrasa News | UP SIT Report Reveals 13,000 Illegal Madrasas, Why? | CM Yogi Action | Latest News
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2:50Now PlayingUP Madrasa News | Following a prolonged investigation into illegal madrasas in Uttar Pradesh, the Special Investigation Team (SIT), commissioned by the state government, has submitted its comprehensive report. Among 23,000 inspected madrasas, 5,000 lack proper recognition, failing to meet accreditation standards over 25 years. Predominantly near the Nepal border, many face allegations of promoting conversions, anti-India activities, and receiving foreign funds, potentially diverted for terrorist financing. The report identifies 13,000 illegal madrasas for closure, particularly prevalent in border districts like Maharajganj and Bahraich. These institutions often lack financial transparency, with evidence suggesting foreign funding exceeding 100 crores for 80 madrasas. The investigation, spearheaded by an additional director-level officer, targeted operators and associations, scrutinizing bank details and tracing overseas transactions. Notably, recent arrests reveal instances of forced conversions, underscoring the gravity of the situation.
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UP Madrasa News | UP SIT Report Reveals 13,000 Illegal Madrasas, Why? | CM Yogi Action | Latest News
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