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The Commission has observed that the contents of the news report, if true, raise the issue of violation of the journalist's human rights.
Digital Desk: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) India has taken the suo motu cognizance of
Digital Desk: Aminul Islam and Jahangir Alom, two natives of
Bangladesh, taught at the madrasa between 2020 and 22. They are both linked
with Al Qaeda, according to officials.
Locals in Goalpara, Assam, destroyed a madrasa after
complaining that two Bangladeshi nationals were using the building for terrorist
activities, according to authorities.
Aminul Islam and Jahangir Alom, two citizens of Bangladesh,
taught at the madrasa between 2020 and 2022, according to officials. They are
both linked with Al Qaeda.
Currently on the run, Aminul Islam and Jahangir Alom are being
sought out.
According to the police, a residence near to the madrasa in the
Pakhiura Char neighbourhood was also destroyed, and no government employees
were engaged.
According to authorities, "the people voluntarily
demolished the madrasa and the house next door in a gesture of extreme
resentment for Jihadi operations."
Jalaluddin Seikh, a preacher, was detained last month for
allegedly radicalising young people in the state after enrolling the two Al
Qaeda militants to teach at the madrasa.
This was the fourth
madrasa in Assam to be destroyed in the last month due to allegations of
connections to terrorist organisations and attempts to establish "jihadi
sleeper cells" there.
According to the
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Assam has turned into a hub for
"jihadi operations." Additionally, if they are from outside the
state, religious instructors in Assam's mosques and madrasas will need to
register on a government website.
According to officials quoted by news agency PTI, Assam
police have detained more than 40 persons since March of this year and are
keeping a rigorous monitoring, especially in lower and central Assam's
minority-dominated areas.
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