Madrasa will be monitored
Legal action is being taken against madrasa in Uttar Pradesh’s Prayagraj for printing fake notes. On Thursday, the police in Prayagraj busted a fake currency printing factory running in an unidentified madrassa after conducting a raid in Atarasuiya area. The district minority welfare department has written to the assistant registrar society to cancel the registration of this unrecognized madrasa with the chit fund society after the police uncovered that fake notes were being printed in the madrasa.
The Minority Welfare Department has also swung into action after a fake currency manufacturing factory was caught in Atarasuiya area of ​​Prayagraj. District Minority Welfare Officer Krishna Murari said the management has canceled the registration of the madrasas by writing to the Assistant Registrar Firms Societies and Chits to take action against the madrasas caught on charges of making fake currency while indulging in anti-national activities. A letter has been sent to the committee to take action to cancel the unrecognized madrassas.
What is said in the letter?
The letter sent by the District Minority Welfare Officer has asked that the Registration and Management Committee of Madrasa Jamia Habibia Society Anjuman Jania Habibia Prayagraj be cancelled, so that the activities of the Madrasas which are doing illegal activities cannot be continued. The letter sent by District Minority Welfare Officer Krishna Murari also stated that an unknown madrassa was running in Atarasuiya area of ​​Prayagraj for decades.
The printing of fake notes was going on in a room on the premises of Madrasa Jamia Habibia Masjid, after which the police raided and arrested four accused with a bundle of fake notes printed there. The police have taken legal action against him and sent him to jail. In this regard, a letter has been sent to the Assistant Registrar to take action to cancel the registration of the madrasa.
Continuous monitoring will be done
District Minority Welfare Officer Krishna Murari also said that after the arrest of the madrasa cleric and others who were caught on charges of printing fake notes, the District Minority Welfare Department will continue to monitor them. He said that madrasa clerics used the premises for anti-national activities and printed fake notes and sold them in the market. After that, this illegal madrassa will be continuously monitored by the department.
This will provide information about the legal and illegal activities going on there. He said that there are 204 recognized madrasas in Prayagraj district, while there are 72 madrasas which are not recognized and are not getting any kind of government assistance. This madrasa in Atarasuiya area is also included among the same 72 unrecognized madrasas. These madrasas printing fake notes do not take any help from the District Minority Welfare Department, due to which their department cannot take any direct action. For this reason, the Department has sent a letter to the Assistant Registrar to cancel the registration of the madrasa.
