society.
The speakers said the government had pointed out that 23 seminaries were receiving foreign funding but the sources of funding of NGOs had not been probed and disclosed.They asked the administrators of the Madaris to tighten security of their seminaries in the wake of the propaganda campaign against the Islamic schools and keep the record of teachers and students.
The Ulema dismissed the impression that the seminaries were against registration. They urged the government to remove the impediments related to registration of the seminaries.They also demanded introduction of similar laws against all militant organizations.They vowed to follow the example of Imran Khan and paralyse Islamabad if 22 amendments in the Constitution were not introduced to stop discrimination against the seminaries.
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