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The BJP has decided to dissolve the Assam unit of its minority cell after no Muslim candidate of its alliance managed to win a seat in the state.
An order issued by the state BJP chief Ranjit Dass says the minority cell has been "suspended for an uncertain period of time".
The BJP had fielded eight Muslim candidates, but all of them lost.
Aminul Haque Laskar, BJP's only Muslim MLA in 2016, lost to AIUDF.
All the 31 elected Muslim MLAs are from the opposition -- 16 from the Congress and 15 from its ally AIUDF.
The treasury benches in the Assam Assembly will for the first time in at least 50 years have no Muslim representative.

Assam BJP dissolves minority cell after loss in Muslim dominated seats

The BJP has decided to dissolve the Assam unit of its minority cell after no Muslim candidate of its alliance managed to win a seat in the state.

Assam BJP dissolves minority cell after loss in Muslim seats

The BJP has decided to dissolve the Assam unit of its minority cell after no Muslim candidate of its alliance managed to win a seat in the state.
An order issued by the state BJP chief Ranjit Dass says the minority cell has been "suspended for an uncertain period of time".
The BJP had fielded eight Muslim candidates, but all of them lost.
Aminul Haque Laskar, BJP's only Muslim MLA in 2016, lost to AIUDF.
All the 31 elected Muslim MLAs are from the opposition -- 16 from the Congress and 15 from its ally AIUDF.
The treasury benches in the Assam Assembly will for the first time in at least 50 years have no Muslim representative.

'No religious teaching with public fund': madrassas to shut in Assam

The Assam government will close down all state-run madrasas as it can't afford to teach religious scriptures with public funds, state Education and Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Friday. The state government will bring out a notification in November to this effect, he added. The notification will also detail the future of Sanskrit tols or ashrams in the state. Assam spends about Rs 3-4 crore on 614 government-aided recognised madrasas and about Rs 1 crore on Sanskrit tols in the state annually. Following the government's announcement, All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief Badruddin Ajmal said that if the BJP-led government shut down the madrasas, his party would re-open them after coming to power in the 2021 assembly polls.

Assam govt to shut down state-run madrasas
No religoius&nbsp;teaching with state fund: Edu&nbsp;Minister
614 govt-aided recognised madrasas&nbsp;in Assam
Sate spends&nbsp;3-4 crore on madrasas annually
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The Assam government will close down all state-run madrasas as it can't afford to teach religious scriptures with public funds, state Education and Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Friday. The state government will bring out a notification in November to this effect, he added. The notification will also detail the future of Sanskrit tols or ashrams in the state. Assam spends about Rs 3-4 crore on 614 government-aided recognised madrasas and about Rs 1 crore on Sanskrit tols in the state annually. Following the government's announcement, All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief Badruddin Ajmal said that if the BJP-led government shut down the madrasas, his party would re-open them after coming to power in the 2021 assembly polls.

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