North India Statesman
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Today we are going to tell you about such a news from Bahraich in Uttar Pradesh, which will be forced to think about what is happening in our society. This is not a minor incident, this is a very serious matter related to the future and safety of our children.
Something happened that in Bahraich, a team of Child Welfare Committee and a police was touring a routine of madrasas. Meanwhile, when the team reached inside a madrasa for investigation, they felt something wrong. The people running the madrasa were trying to mislead the team, but the officials got suspicious. When the team began to filter the corner of the madrasa, their eyes fell on a toilet which was closed from outside.
When the officials opened the door of that toilet, everyone present there was shocked to see the scene inside. Not one or two inside that small toilet, but 40 innocent girls were closed. The girls were very scared and scared. Looking at them, it seemed as if someone had forcefully hidden them there.
Why was the girls hidden?
Now the question arises that why these girls need to be closed in the toy letter like this? What is coming out in the initial investigation is even more shocking. It is being told that this madrasa was running illegally and had no recognition. When the madrasa running came to know that the government team was coming to investigate, they locked them in the toilet to hide the correct number of girls studying in the madrasa. He felt that by doing this, he would throw dust in the eyes of the officials, but his cunning was caught.
There has been a stir after the incident came to light. Taking immediate action, the police have registered a case against the manager running the madrasa and started investigation. The Child Welfare Committee, who has been taken out from there, is keeping them under their supervision and contacting their family members.
This incident raises a big question on thousands of illegal madrasas and institutions that are running without any rules and regulations. After all, how safe is the future of our children in these places?
