In an effort to revive its political standing, the Congress in Uttarakhand has begun to assertively champion minority issues, sharply criticizing the BJP-led state government바카라s campaign against allegedly illegal madrasas and mazars, calling the drive 바카라communal and divisive.바카라
Senior Congress leader and former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat has taken a leading role in challenging the government's move to seal 바카라unrecognised바카라 madrasas. Rawat has questioned the administration바카라s failure to clarify how students from these institutions will be rehabilitated, an Indian Express report said.
State Congress president Karan Mahara also condemned the sealing of madrasas, claiming it is designed to 바카라foster division between communities.바카라 He pointed to the poor condition of public education in the state as evidence of misplaced priorities.
바카라The government has mandated that madrasas must have basic facilities like toilets and drinking water, but do government schools have these? Even in Dehradun, only a few schools have proper sanitation. If the government truly cared about education reform, it would start by fixing its own schools,바카라 Mahara told The Indian Express. 바카라This divisive campaign may bring electoral gains, but it will cause long-term harm to the nation.바카라
The Dhami government has so far sealed over 180 madrasas claiming they were not registered with the Madrasa Board or the Education Department.
State Congress spokesperson Garima Dasauni slammed the BJP over its oft-repeated claims of 바카라changing demography바카라 of the state. 바카라Why have they not conducted a census to ascertain their claims of changing demography? If the population of Muslims has gone up, what have they done to counter it?바카라 she asked.
As the BJP tried to link the recent Nainital case, where a 12-year-old girl was allegedly sexually assaulted by a 65-year-old man, to the 바카라demographic change바카라, the Congress has accused it of 바카라demonising Muslims while taking the focus off the crime바카라 even as party workers gheraoed the CM house on Monday against rising crimes against women.