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Parbat madarssa pleads for govt assistance
Added At: 2010-07-29 1:06 PM
Last Updated At: 2010-07-29 1:58 PM
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FALEBAS: Operators of the local madrassa have called for assistance from the authorities concerned after the school faced financial problems.
"It has been difficult for us to learn about our religion due to financial scarcity," Kalam Dinmiya said.
Complaining that the Government has not provided support to preserving the Muslim religion, he said it has thus deprived them of the right to preserve their religion, culture and traditions.
Altogether 53 people have been studying at the madarssa that was founded in 1996.
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