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#Demolition of #MohammadAliJauhar #University Do Not Put Students' Future at Stake #Jamiat President Maulana #Mahmood Asad Madani Urges Uttar Pradesh Government to Reconsider the Demolition Order Against Mohammad Ali Jauhar University* New Delhi, July 20: Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind President Maulana Mahmood Madani on Monday expressed serious concern over the order directing the demolition of 38 buildings at Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, Rampur, saying the issue raises fundamental questions about the rule of law, natural justice and the State's constitutional obligations. He said the proposed demolition would have far-reaching consequences for the educational future of thousands of students, adversely affect their fundamental rights, and result in the loss of an important university that is also a valuable national educational asset. Maulana Madani said that even where violations of planning or building regulations are established, demolition is neither the sole nor the mandatory remedy under the law. Citing Section 27(1) of the Uttar Pradesh Urban Planning and Development Act, 1973, he said the provision permits the competent authority to adopt alternative statutory measures where appropriate. If a structure does not fundamentally contravene the approved land use or the Master Plan, the authority may consider approval of revised building plans, regularisation, compounding of violations, payment of development charges, or other statutory penalties instead of demolition. He noted that development authorities across the country have, for years, resolved similar cases through these legal mechanisms. "In the case of an educational institution, justice, the rule of law and the larger public interest require that all such statutory alternatives be examined before demolition is contemplated," he said. Maulana Madani also referred to judicial precedents, including those relating to the engineering college in Kanpur's Roma Industrial Area and cases involving the Varanasi Development Authority, Jhansi Development Authority, and Allahabad Development Authority, where the courts favoured regularisation, compounding, and other statutory corrective measures over immediate demolition. Maulana Madani urged the Uttar Pradesh Government to reconsider the demolition order and give priority to lawful alternatives that would protect this national educational asset while safeguarding the future of thousands of students.

@HimalayanRoars India is basically UP-Bihar, Gujarat, Delhi. Rest of the states have to emulate culture and traditions of these states to be called a legitimate part of India.

@entropied2223 Same Brahmins were fighting sikhs just 10 years ago in EIC army. If Brahmins were actually getting punishment how would you describe their overwhelming presence in British Bureaucracy ?