Now 'Mullah Mulayam' has started Islamisation of Uttar Pradesh. Will Hindus retaliate against it ? Today Hindus are suffering with the 'the dire consequences' due to electing pro-Muslim Government of Samajwadi Party. Why Hindus do not learn that SP can go to any level to appease Muslims. Few days before there was news that UP CM Akhilesh Yadav has directed his party MLAs not to help Hindu Brahmins at all. Now Hindus should resist against such pro-Muslim decisions by UP Govt. !
Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Mulayam Singh Yadav has asked Uttar Pradesh government to weigh the option of introducing Urdu as a compulsory subject in government schools.
Although the SP had promised in its assembly election manifesto to establish Urdu medium primary and high schools in Muslim-dominated areas of UP, the fresh suggestion was a step ahead to keep the minorities in good faith.
The demand for Urdu as a compulsory subject from Class V in the state government-run schools was raised by Shia cleric Kalbe Jawwad during his meeting with Mulayam last month.
Party spokesman Rajendra Chaudhary said, "There is one such proposal on which the government is supposed to take a decision. But there is a process to follow before taking such a big decision."
A source in the government claimed that Mulayam has sent the proposal only after discussing its feasibility with his son and Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.
"The CM on his part talked to officers of the education department. They were of the view that a student can opt between Sanskrit and Urdu as their third subject. In private schools there are options between Sanskrit and other foreign languages like French, Russian, Japanese or Chinese. In government schools there is no such option other than Sanskrit. But if Mulayam has his way, there would be Urdu as a compulsory subject if the student doesn't want to take Sanskrit," an officer said on the condition of anonymity.
"Although some officers with rightist leaning are delaying the move, we believe that the government will take a final decision just before 2014 Lok Sabha elections to appease the 21 per cent Muslims in the state," he further said.
But Mohammad Shoeb, a lawyer and a human rights activist, said, "Mulayam is only misleading the Muslims. He had promised that false cases against Muslim youths in the name of curbing terrorism would be withdrawn. More than six months have passed since his son took over as CM but innocent youths are still languishing in jails."
Reacting sharply over Mulayam's plan, BJP's state president Laxmi Kant Bajpai said, "I have come to know that most of senior Muslim leaders of the SP are angry with Mulayam and his son Akhilesh. Former MP Shahid Siddiqui has already been sacked. Syed Ahmed Bhukahri, Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid has never hidden his anger against the SP government. He is planning to start a movement against the SP government. Urban Development Minister Azam Khan is also not happy as Akhilesh doesn't listen to him. Obviously, Mulayam will try to do something to appease the Muslims."
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Although the SP had promised in its assembly election manifesto to establish Urdu medium primary and high schools in Muslim-dominated areas of UP, the fresh suggestion was a step ahead to keep the minorities in good faith.
The demand for Urdu as a compulsory subject from Class V in the state government-run schools was raised by Shia cleric Kalbe Jawwad during his meeting with Mulayam last month.
Party spokesman Rajendra Chaudhary said, "There is one such proposal on which the government is supposed to take a decision. But there is a process to follow before taking such a big decision."
A source in the government claimed that Mulayam has sent the proposal only after discussing its feasibility with his son and Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.
"The CM on his part talked to officers of the education department. They were of the view that a student can opt between Sanskrit and Urdu as their third subject. In private schools there are options between Sanskrit and other foreign languages like French, Russian, Japanese or Chinese. In government schools there is no such option other than Sanskrit. But if Mulayam has his way, there would be Urdu as a compulsory subject if the student doesn't want to take Sanskrit," an officer said on the condition of anonymity.
"Although some officers with rightist leaning are delaying the move, we believe that the government will take a final decision just before 2014 Lok Sabha elections to appease the 21 per cent Muslims in the state," he further said.
But Mohammad Shoeb, a lawyer and a human rights activist, said, "Mulayam is only misleading the Muslims. He had promised that false cases against Muslim youths in the name of curbing terrorism would be withdrawn. More than six months have passed since his son took over as CM but innocent youths are still languishing in jails."
Reacting sharply over Mulayam's plan, BJP's state president Laxmi Kant Bajpai said, "I have come to know that most of senior Muslim leaders of the SP are angry with Mulayam and his son Akhilesh. Former MP Shahid Siddiqui has already been sacked. Syed Ahmed Bhukahri, Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid has never hidden his anger against the SP government. He is planning to start a movement against the SP government. Urban Development Minister Azam Khan is also not happy as Akhilesh doesn't listen to him. Obviously, Mulayam will try to do something to appease the Muslims."
Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/mulayam-singh-yadav-urdu-uttar-pradesh-government-schools/1/222876.html
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