GUWAHATI: The Darul Uloom Banskandi Madrasa, in Barak Valley's Cachar district, has made it mandatory for students seeking admission to the institution in the current academic session to provide family legacy data.
The decision was taken last month by the governing body of the 121-year old Islamic seminary, Darul Uloom, to clear suspicion about madrasas admitting illegal migrants and to ward off charges like breeding grounds for jihadi activities.
By making family legacy documents mandatory, the seminary has followed the NRC update criteria.
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