Archive · 15 Jan 2026
Madhya Pradesh School Demolished Amid Madrasa Rumours
A man named Abdul Naeem wanted to build a school for children in his village in Madhya Pradesh.
He spent a lot of his own and borrowed money to make this school, which was for kids from nursery to Class 8.
Just before the school was finished, some people started saying it was actually a madrasa, which is a type of religious school.
This was not true, but because of these rumours, the authorities ordered parts of the school to be torn down.
Naeem was very sad because he had worked hard to build the school for the children in his village.
Abdul Naeem invested Rs 20 lakh to build a private school in Dhaba village, Madhya Pradesh.
The school was intended to educate children from nursery to Class 8.
False rumours spread that the school was an unauthorised madrasa.
The school was partially demolished on January 13 under administrative orders.
Naeem had secured necessary approvals and submitted all required documents.
- Who
- Abdul Naeem, a local resident
- What
- Demolition of a private school due to false madrasa rumours
- When
- January 13, 2024
- Where
- Dhaba village, Betul district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- False rumours of the school being an unauthorised madrasa
- Location
- Dhaba village, Betul district, Madhya Pradesh
- Investment
- Rs 20 lakh (borrowed and family savings)
- School Level
- Nursery to Class 8
- Demolition Date
- January 13
- Application Date
- December 30