Madrasas Unsuitable For Proper Education, Have Arbitrary Mode Of Working : NCPCR Tells Supreme Court

The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) informed the Supreme Court that madrasas are unsuitable for providing proper education and operate with an arbitrary mode of functioning. The NCPCR's submission criticizes the current state of madrasas, suggesting that they fail to meet educational standards and lack proper regulation. This case highlights ongoing concerns about the quality and regulation of education in madrasas and prompts a review of their educational practices. The Supreme Court's examination of these issues may lead to reforms aimed at improving the educational environment in such institutions.