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Directive to reconstitute managing committees of all madrasas in the country

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Directive to reconstitute managing committees of all madrasas in the country
The Bangladesh Madrasa Education Board has directed the reconstitution of the existing managing committees and governing bodies of all private Dakhil and Alim madrasas in the country.

On Tuesday (September 29), following a letter from the Technical and Madrasa Education Division, the Board issued this directive.

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The directive said that, under the powers conferred by the 2025 regulations, the current managing committees and governing bodies of all private Dakhil and Alim madrasas in the country must be reconstituted.

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For this, the concerned authorities have been directed to form the necessary committees after obtaining permission to quickly form an ad hoc committee.

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