Uttar Pradesh Authorities Raid Illegal Madrassa, Rescue 40 Minor Girls Found Locked in Toilet
Uttar Pradesh ke Bahraich se ek chintajanak maamla saamne aaya hai jise lekar social media par kaafi charcha ho rahi hai. Reports ke mutabik, Payagpur tehsil ke Pahalwara gaon mein sthit ek kathit avaidh m*drasa par authorities ne raid ki. Inspection ke dauran adhikariyon ne daava kiya ki kai m!nor g!rls ko building ke upar wale hisse mein band sthiti mein paya gaya. Jaankari ke anusaar, police aur sthaniya prashasan ko is sansthan ko lekar kaafi samay se shikayatein mil rahi thi. Reports mein kaha gaya hai ki raid ke dauran authorities ko building ke kuch hisson tak pahunchne mein rukavaton k
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Raid and Discovery Authorities in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, conducted a raid on a purported illegal madrassa in Pahalwara village following numerous complaints [1][2][4][8][10]. During the inspection, officials discovered 40 minor girls, aged between seven and 14, locked inside a toilet located on the terrace of the three-storey building [1][2][3][4][5][7][8][9][10].
Illegal Operations and Obstacles The madrassa, identified as Jamia Ghazia Gulshan-e-Ghausulwara, was found to be unregistered and had allegedly been operating illegally for about three years. The management failed to produce any valid documents regarding its registration or legality [3][4][8][10].
During the raid, authorities encountered resistance from the madrassa operators who initially attempted to prevent them from accessing the upper floors of the building [1][8][10]. Explanation for Confinement When questioned about why the girls were in the locked toilet despite the availability of other rooms, a teacher named Takseem Fatima stated that the girls panicked during the commotion and locked themselves inside.
However, officials suggested this might have been an attempt to conceal the madrassa's activities [1][4][10]. The girls appeared frightened and were initially unable to provide clear explanations [1][8].
The madrassa has since been ordered to shut down, and the girls have been safely returned to their homes [4][8][10].