Moradabad, 25

Oct (HS): UP madarsa staffer makes obscene remarks, demands virginity test on

youngster, is arrested and sent to jail.

According to police, the charges were proven genuine, and one of the

accused, Shahjahan, has been imprisoned while the others are at large. The madarsa management refuted the

allegations, calling them unfounded. A madarsa employee was detained in Uttar

Pradesh's Moradabad after reportedly making lewd remarks and requesting a

'virginity test' from a 13-year-old level 8 pupil before advancing her to the

next level. The girl, whose father, Mohammad Yusuf, is from Chandigarh but now

lives in Moradabad, apparently did not attend the madarsa for an extended

period of time without alerting the management. When her father attempted to

re-enroll in the school, administrators allegedly denied and ordered the

contentious medical exam.

Yusuf accused

the Jamia Ehsanul Banat Girls Madarsa administration of slandering his

daughter's character, making false and unjustified accusations, and impeding

her study. Even after paying an unlawful

cost of Rs 500, no transfer certificate was produced, nor was the amount

repaid. My daughter is sobbing and

saying that if she does not get justice, she would commit suicide, he stated. The police received copies of documentation

provided by the madarsa that mentioned a medical exam. SP

City Kumar Ranvijay Singh stated

that a complaint had been filed against madarsa admission in-charge Shahjahan,

principal Rahnuma, and other personnel on severe accusations. An inquiry revealed that the claims were

genuine. Shahjahan has been detained and

jailed, and police are looking for more suspects, he added.

Rajesh Kumar,

Circle Officer (Highway), stated that police are investigating the case after

filing a FIR against the institution.

Based on the investigation's results, appropriate portions of the

legislation will be introduced. The

institute serves as both a madarsa and an intercollegiate institution, and it

is associated with the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Board and the Basic

Shiksha Department.

Meanwhile, Mohammad

Salman, a madarsa instructor, denied the claims as unfounded and malicious,

claiming that no such document had ever been required of any pupil. It is disgraceful that such false accusations

are being leveled at an institution where hundreds of girls learn with dignity.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi