Bihar government orders Statewide audit of all government aided madrasa and Sanskrit schools
Key points
- Under the new BJP Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, the Bihar Education Department on Tuesday (June 2, 2026) ordered a Statewide audit of all government-aided Madrasas and Sanskrit schools to verify institutional compliance, preventing fraud and to ensure proper use of government funds.
- A three-member local officials committee has been constituted to get the audit report by physically visiting madrasas and sanskrit schools across the State.
- Any unrecognised or fraudulently run institution found will be shut down, said the order issued by the State Education Department Secretary Vinod Singh Gunjiyal.
- The order has instructed District Education Officers (DEOs) to conduct physical verifications of the State-funded madrasas or Sanskrit schools across the State.
- The institutions must update the students on roll, teachers and non-teaching staff, school infrastructure and facilities, utilisation of government funds and grants and compliance with education department guidelines on the state governmentâs e-portal, it said.
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Under the new BJP Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, the Bihar Education Department on Tuesday (June 2, 2026) ordered a Statewide audit of all government-aided Madrasas
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Key Takeaways
- Under the new BJP Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, the Bihar Education Department on Tuesday (June 2, 2026) ordered a Statewide audit of all government-aided Madrasas and Sanskrit schools to verify institutional compliance, preventing fraud and to ensure proper use of government funds.
- A three-member local officials committee has been constituted to get the audit report by physically visiting madrasas and sanskrit schools across the State.
- Any unrecognised or fraudulently run institution found will be shut down, said the order issued by the State Education Department Secretary Vinod Singh Gunjiyal.
- The order has instructed District Education Officers (DEOs) to conduct physical verifications of the State-funded madrasas or Sanskrit schools across the State.
- The institutions must update the students on roll, teachers and non-teaching staff, school infrastructure and facilities, utilisation of government funds and grants and compliance with education department guidelines on the state governmentâs e-portal, it said.
đ Source: The Hindu
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