Chief Minister Hemant Soren has assured to fulfill the demands of state minority population concerning recruitment of Urdu teachers, establishment of Madarsa Board as autonomous body as well as formation of Wakf Board, Urdu Academy, Weaver's Commission and Jharkhand Minority Financial Corporation by February 15.
The CM said that this was the first time that State residents had expressed the demands of minority commission through Momin Conference. He was addressing a state level Momin conference at Irba, on the outskirts of the capital city, on Sunday in he added that the demands of the minority were presently undergoing some formalities so that a concrete decision can be taken.
The CM said that the State government was serious on providing employment opportunities to the youths. "It is because of this reason that our government has begun the employment process of this year's Teacher's Eligibility Test (TET) passed candidates," he said and assured that recruitment of Urdu teachers through this test would be sorted out soon.
"As many as 20,000 members of Momin conference across the State participated today. We are hopeful that the CM will keep his promise since it will benefit the welfare of the entire minority community. The establishment of Madarsa Board as an autonomous body will solve the prevailing problems in 592 Madarsas working under this board. Wakf Board will help in taking proper care of the property of minorities like graveyard and hospitals," maintained Q Imam, State General Secretary of Momin Conference.