Bengaluru: Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has said that the government had not undertaken any discussion concerning the Wakf’s declaration about the establishment of a separate college for Muslim girls.
After paying tributes to the late Kengal Hanumanthaiah, on the occasion of the former Chief Minister’s death anniversary on Thursday, on the premises of the Vidhana Soudha, Bommai spoke to the media.
“This is not the stance of the government. There has been no discussion in this regard. The statements made by the Wakf board president is his take on the matter”, the chief minister informed.
The clarification comes in the wake of several online and offline discussions among social media users of the possibility of the government establishing a separate college for Muslim women following the Hijab issue that had clutched the state earlier this year.
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Jaipur, Dec 24: Efforts to rescue a three-year-old girl who fell into a 150 feet deep borewell in Kotputli-Behror district of Rajasthan continued on Tuesday.
The girl, Chetna, fell into the borewell while playing in the agriculture farm of her father on Monday.
SHO Sarund Mohammad Imran said teams of NDRF and SDRF are trying to rescue the girl safely.
Senior Commandant of NDRF Yogesh Meena said, "After failing to safely pull out the girl from the borewell with a ring rod, efforts are being made to pull her out with another local equipment made of iron plate."
The girl's actions were captured on camera and an oxygen pipe was lowered into the borewell to supply oxygen.
Two weeks ago, a five-year-old child fell into a borewell in Dausa district. The rescue operation to rescue the child safely lasted for more than 55 hours. However, by the time he was pulled out, the child had lost the battle of life.