A shocking case came to light from the Bahraich district Uttar Pradesh, who shook the people. During the sudden investigation into an illegal Madrasa running in the Pahalwara village Payagpur Tehsil of the district, the administration and policy team saw a view that surprised everyone. 40 minor girls found in the toilet were investigated by the administration and a joint team of police in the Pahalwara village Payagpur. When the team reached the top floor of the Madrasa, the toilet door was closed. Women’s -policemen opened the door and about 40 minor girls started coming out one by one. The age of these girls is between 9 and 14 years. The girls were very shocked and they could not give clear information to the inspection team. Administrative officials said the girls were hiding in the toilet for fear. The Lekhpal saw the girls in the Madrasa run under the guise of the illegal #madrasa in Bahraich. Pic.twitter.com/JBPKNMPAQQX – Sudarshan (@sudarshannewsup) September 25, 2025 A sudden action, Deputy District District Magistrate of AfratFari Payagpur, Ashwini Kumar Pandey, said this action was taken based on the receipt of complaints. Initially, Madrasa operators tried to stop the officials from going up. But when they went with the police force, it was seen that the girls were closed in the roof toilets. When the Madrasa operators were asked why the girls were hidden in the toilet, the teacher made Taxim Fatima clear that the sudden inspection action caused panic -struck, and the girls hid in the toilet for fear. Strict response to the administration, district minority welfare officer Mohammad Khalid said the investigation into Madrasa newspapers and activities was started. Instructions were issued to close the Madrasa immediately. The official said the Madrasa was non-recognition, so it was closed. Arrangements are made to send all the girls safely to their homes. At the moment, the administration is also investigating how the Madrasa worked without permission, and what the real reason for the closure of the girls in the toilet was. The administration also made it clear that if there is a violation of children’s rights in this case, it will be strictly action against it. Police did not register the case, additional Superintendent of Police (City) Ramanand Prasad Kushwaa said that so far no guardian, deputy district magistrate or minority welfare official gave any complaint to register a FIR. He made it clear that if any complaint was received, police would take the necessary legal action. During the investigation, the state of the Madrasa and security errors also revealed that the Madrasa was in a three-story building, and that there were no sufficient arrangements for security and monitoring. The case became more serious due to a lack of compulsory arrangements for the safety of children. Mahban officials said the threat to minors could increase due to non -regular investigation of such Madrasas. Now the administration has accelerated the process of identifying and closing all illegal and non-recognized Madrasas. The concern of the community and the parents are surprised by the town and people in the area. Many parents say that such Madrasas is a threat to children’s spiritual and physical health. He demanded strict action from the administration as soon as possible. Social workers also warned that incidents such as the closure of the girls in the toilet are serious violations of children’s rights. He suggested that regular inspection in such Madrasas and a safe environment for children should be ensured. The following action of the government The district administration made it clear that further action will be involved in further action: Legal action against the operators of the Madrasa. Providing complete information and security to children’s parents. Identify illegal Madrasas and close it. Continuous monitoring for safety of children’s rights. In this illegal Madrasa in the town of Bahraich, the closure of underage girls in these illegal Madrasa is not only a violation of children’s rights, but also a warning to administration and society. Such cases show how important it is to follow rules and monitoring for the safety of children. The administration immediately closed the Madrasa and sent the girls safely to their home. Now everyone’s eyes look at what legal action will be taken against the operators in this case and what steps will be taken to ensure the safety of children in the future.
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