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News India Live, Digital Desk: Jammu and Kashmir administration banned organizations operating in the valley Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) and connect with Falah-e-Aam Trust (FAT) Another surgical strike has been conducted against. Under an official order issued on Saturday (April 18), the administration has banned all persons directly or indirectly linked to Jamaat. 58 private schools Have taken the management committees under their control. This step of the government is being considered as a big blow towards stopping the suspicious activities taking place in these institutions and bringing the education system into the mainstream.
Action taken after intelligence input
According to the order issued by the Secretary of the Education Department, the reports of intelligence agencies had found organizational and operational links of these 58 schools with Jamaat-e-Islami.
Management Takeover: The old management committees of these schools have been dissolved. Now of the respective districts Deputy Commissioner (DC) Will take charge of the management of these schools.
Studies will not be interrupted: The government has clarified that this action is only against the management. Classes and examinations will continue smoothly in schools so that the academic future of the students is not affected.
Baramulla leads in district wise figures
Of the 58 schools taken over by the administration, the largest number are from North Kashmir. Baramulla Is in the district.
Baramulla: 29 schools
Pulwama: 07 school
Kulgam and Kupwara: 05-05 school
Other districts: The remaining schools are located in other parts including Anantnag and Budgam.
Why is Jamaat-e-Islami banned?
In 2019 itself, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) banned Jamaat-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir. Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) Was declared a banned organization under. It is alleged that this organization has been involved in promoting separatist ideology and terrorist funding. About eight months ago also the government had taken control of 215 similar schools.
Will be operated under the New Education Policy (NEP)
Deputy Commissioners have been instructed to National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 Apply the standards of. The government aims to ensure quality education in these institutions and root out any kind of fundamentalist education or propagation of separatist ideology. The administration will soon propose new and verified management committees for these schools.
