New Delhi: Taking knows complaints about “Fatwas” on the Sylemic Seminary website Darul Ulol Deoband, the National Commission for Children’s Rights Protection has written to the Government of Uttar Pradesh to investigate and delete all the “misleading” content suspected.
The Commission has said that publishing a statement as a suggestion, contrary to the rights of children, on websites that have open access and available in the public domain, “not only misleading and illegal but also harmful to children”.
“In one of the Fatwas Darul Uloom Deoband stated that adopting a child did not violate the law but only by adopting a child, a real child’s decision would not apply to him, but it was necessary to observe the Sharia Purdah from him after he was an adult.
The child who was adopted would not get a part on the property and That the child will not be a heir in any case, “NCPCR stated.
While calling for an inquiry, NCPCR also asked the state government that access to websites can be prevented “until the removal of the content to avoid the spread and repeat statements that violate the law …” “After pursuing complaints and checking the website, it was observed that the explanation and answers were observed Provided in response to problems raised by individuals is not aligned with the law in this country, “Head of NCPCR Priyank Kanoongo stated in his letter to the main secretary.
“This is related to here that such a fatwa is not only misleading for land law but also illegal.
The constitution of India provides the basic rights of children including the right to education and the right to equality,” Commission confirmed.