Summary
- The Rajasthan High Court has directed the State’s Additional Advocate General to file a detailed affidavit on effective management and control of approximately 3,000 Madarsas in the state.
- This directive follows writ petitions questioning the regulatory framework and lack of State supervision over these institutions.
- The Court noted concerns regarding existing operational guidelines and proposed measures for better governance, including syllabus framing and teacher qualifications.
- The case is set for further proceedings on October 27, 2026, as the Court seeks to improve oversight of Madarsas in Rajasthan.
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