Why did the SC stay NCPCR's communication on shifting students of unrecognised madrassas to government schools
Reason behind Supreme Court staying NCPCR's communication regarding madrassas
- The Supreme Court stayed NCPCR's communication to shift students of unrecognised madrassas to government schools due to concerns over religious discrimination and violation of the right to freedom of religion.
- The court found that singling out students of madrassas for forced relocation could target a specific religious group and interfere with their cultural practices.
- The decision to stay the communication was also influenced by the need to protect the constitutional rights of individuals to practice their faith without government interference.
- There were apprehensions that the move could lead to polarisation and stigmatization of a particular community, thereby emphasizing the importance of upholding secular principles in education policy.
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