Current Government is Working for the Betterment of Urdu and Madrasas: Sanjay Kumar Singh alias Gandhi Ji
Patna: December 24, 2025
The centenary ceremony of the Bihar State Madrasa Education Board, which was held recently, could not organize a program to honor and encourage the renowned teachers of stable madrasas and affiliated madrasas due to unavoidable circumstances. Therefore, a program of encouragement and honor was held in Patna under the chairmanship of Saleem Parvez, Chairman of the Madrasa Board. Sanjay Kumar Singh alias Gandhi Ji participated as a special guest. In his speech, he expressed his long-standing relationship with Saleem Parvez, Chairman of the Madrasa Board, and also explained the vision of Nitish Kumar, Chief Minister of Bihar. He also said that it is my heartfelt desire that the affiliated madrasas always move forward on the path of progress and the students studying in the madrasas become successful in every field of life and contribute to the success of the state and the country. Furthermore, he stated that the current government is working with a positive mindset for the betterment of Urdu and madrasas, and in the future, we will also continue to work for the betterment of Urdu and madrasas.

The program was formally inaugurated by Sanjay Kumar Singh, Saleem Parvez, Chairman of the Madrasa Board, Abdul Salam Ansari, Secretary of the Madrasa Board, and other esteemed members by lighting a lamp jointly.

In his presidential address, Saleem Parvez said that Muftee Shamail Nadvi, who received education from a madrasa, had a debate with Javed Akhtar, a renowned poet and writer of the film world, at the international level, and forced him to acknowledge the oneness of God, as Javed Akhtar does not believe in God. Saleem Parvez, the President of the Council, said that the esteemed board members have expressed the government's stance in their speeches, and Abdul Salam Ansari, Secretary of the Madrasa Board, has also informed about the progress made by the Education Department of the Bihar government on all the demands of the madrasas, on which Saleem Parvez expressed satisfaction and said that Nitish Kumar is committed to the development of affiliated madrasas and other concessions, as well as including backward madrasas in the category of aid.

Khalid Anwar, Arshad Ali Azad, Professor Shabir, Nizamuddin, Khurshid, Azhar Ashraf also expressed their thoughts on improving the education and welfare of madrasas. Everyone also expressed satisfaction with the government's performance and said that the basic issues of the madrasas will be resolved. The government representative, Khalid Anwar, strongly stated that the Bihar government, especially Nitish Kumar, has a positive mindset for the welfare and betterment of madrasas, and madrasas will definitely get their rights.

Abdul Qudoos, President of the Old Boys Association of Affiliated Madrasas, emphasized in his address that the responsible persons of the madrasas should perform their duties of teaching and education with honesty and integrity, and said that the performance of Saleem Parvez, Chairman of the Madrasa Board, is commendable. Additionally, Mehtab Alam, General Secretary of the Madrasa Development Organization, said that the union is working for the betterment of madrasas and you should improve the system of education in the madrasas.

The program began with the recitation of the Holy Quran by Zul Rehman, followed by two students of Madrasa Hashmia Parsahi, Supaul district, who presented a beautiful Bihar song, making the program more enjoyable. During this, everyone stood up in respect of the Bihar song. The program was conducted jointly by Dr. Muhammad Noor Islam and Muhammad Ejaz Ahmed.

Maulana Anisur Rehman, Madrasa Islamiya Ragho Nagar Bhawara, Madhubani, Maulana Shahabuddin Rahmani, Madrasa Sulemia Bheropatti, Darbhanga, Rizwanul Islam, PST Chairman and Assistant Secretary, Shammim Akhtar, Assistant Secretary, Dilshad Mustaqim, Controller of Exams, Dr. Muhammad Noor Islam, former Inspector of Madrasas and Academic Officer, Riyazullah, SO, Rafiul Hadi, State Officer, Riyazuddin, PA to Secretary, Waseem Akram, Establishment Incharge, Masroor Alam, Khurshid Alam, Abutalib Ansari, Pradeep Kumar, Nisar Alam, Arshad Ahmed, Iqbal Javed, Vikas Kumar, and other employees of the Madrasa Board participated and presented their services to make the program a success.