Archive · 10 Aug 2025
Assam Locals Demolish Unapproved Madrassa
In Assam, a religious school called a madrassa was torn down by people in the area.
They said the school wasn't allowed by the government.
The local mosque's group, helped by villagers, did the demolition.
They also took down a wall near the mosque because it was built on a drain.
People in the area were also looking for individuals they thought might not be citizens.
The police were there while this happened.
A madrassa in Assam's Tinsukia district was demolished by locals.
The demolition occurred because the madrassa allegedly lacked government approval.
The mosque committee, supported by local residents, carried out the demolition.
The boundary wall of a nearby mosque was also demolished.
The action followed demands from villagers searching for individuals with suspected doubtful citizenship.
- Who
- Locals and the mosque committee.
- What
- A madrassa and a boundary wall were demolished.
- When
- Sunday, August 10.
- Where
- Lohari Kachari village, Tinsukia district, Assam.
- Why
- The madrassa allegedly lacked government approval and villagers were searching for individuals with suspected doubtful citizenship.
Perspective of Locals
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Madrassa Approval
Perspective of Locals
The madrassa was operating without government approval.
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N/A
- Location
- Lohari Kachari village, Tinsukia district, Assam
- Event
- Demolition of a madrassa and boundary wall
- Involved Parties
- Mosque committee and locals
- Reason for Demolition
- Alleged lack of government approval
- Additional Context
- Villagers searching for individuals with suspected doubtful citizenship
