Kerala: Madrasa expels student for applying 'tilak', acting in short film as non-Muslim
India | July 09, 2018 23:54 ISTThe matter was brought to light through a Facebook post written by the student's father, Ummer Malayil.
The matter was brought to light through a Facebook post written by the student's father, Ummer Malayil.
A 34-year-old cleric of the madrasa, where a minor girl was allegedly raped after being kidnapped from east Delhi's Ghazipur, was arrested last month. Police said the cleric was aware of the crime.
An 11-year-old girl was rescued from a madrasa near Ghaziabad, after being allegedly abducted and raped by a 17-year-old.
The girl's father had approached the police on April 21 claiming her daughter has gone missing.
The incident took place a day after religious extremist blackened the face of Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khwaja Asif with ink when he was addressing his party's worker's convention in his hometown in Sialkot.
The alleged incident occurred last evening when the caretaker (22) took the boy to a toilet in the seminary, said Falaknuma police station inspector P Yadagiri.
The girls, in their written complaint, alleged that they were being exploited sexually in madrasa kitchen and were even forced to dance to vulgar songs by the manager of the madrasa.
The police on Tuesday booked a Myanmar refugee couple living here for allegedly putting their 11-year-old son in chains to prevent him from running away from a madrasa in Bhatindi, on the outskirts of Jammu city.
Kolkata: The BJP in West Bengal has demanded immediate sealing of the Indo-Bangla border, claiming madrasas operating along it are a breeding ground of terrorism and anti-national activities in the country. "We all know
New Delhi: Malayalam film director, Ali Akbar, has made a sensational revelation that he was sexually abused by an ustad (teacher) during his time in Madrasa.Film director, Ali Akbar, said that when he was in
New Delhi: A journalist in Kerala has come under fire on social media for explaining how students of the Madrasa, where she studied, were sexually abused.VP Rajeena, working with the Media One Group, wrote a
Meerut: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has slammed the Maharashtra government's decision on madrasas, saying that no subject can be imposed on the Muslim religious seminaries. "No subject can be imposed on madrasas," Owaisi yesterday said
New Delhi: To increase employability of Madrasa-educated students, some premier universities will launch a bridge course for them, said Minority Affairs Minister Najma Heptullah Wednesday.The bridge course, under the Nait Manzil programme, will be provided
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