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SC restrains Union & States from acting on NCPCR letter to close Madrasas
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SC restrains Union & States from acting on NCPCR letter to close Madrasas

SC restrains Centre and States from acting on NCPCR’s directive to relocate students from unrecognised madrasas, citing violation of minority rights under Article 30.

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Madrasa - unsatisfactory, insufficient model for education-- in violation of constitutional rights of children: NCPCR Judiciary
Madrasa - unsatisfactory, insufficient model for education-- in violation of constitutional rights of children: NCPCR

NCPCR claims Madrasas provide unsatisfactory education, violating children's constitutional rights and RTE Act, lacking curriculum and holistic learning standards.

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