NCPCR Criticizes Madrasa Education for Violating Children's Rights | Supreme Court Case Update |

NCPCR Criticizes Madrasa Education for Violating Children's Rights | Supreme Court Case Update |

In this video, we delve into the recent statements made by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) regarding the madrasa education system. NCPCR claims that children in madrasas are forced into a rigid religious curriculum without access to mainstream academic education, violating their fundamental right to education under the RTE Act. We'll explore the implications of this issue, the Supreme Court's stance on the matter, and the ongoing debate about integrating religious and general education in madrasas. Stay tuned for a detailed analysis of this critical issue affecting education in India.

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