Patna, June 3: The Bihar government has adopted a stern approach regarding the attack on Khan Sir’s coaching institute. Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari stated that those responsible for the attack will not be spared under any circumstances. He emphasized that the police, led by Samrat Chaudhary, will pursue these individuals even from the depths of ‘Paatal Lok’ to ensure strict legal action.
Minister Tiwari made it clear that such incidents are extremely serious, and the government is not taking them lightly. He announced that within the next three months, the state government will formulate new regulations for coaching institutes, which will encompass all such institutions in Bihar. A committee has been established to work on this matter.
The minister highlighted that the government’s goal is to ensure that coaching institutes operate in a safe and organized manner. He noted that complaints have been received from various locations, prompting the need for uniform regulations to prevent any irregularities or law and order issues.
When questioned about madrasas and Sanskrit institutions, Tiwari stated that the government is working equally for both types of institutions. He mentioned that financial assistance is provided where necessary, whether for salaries or infrastructure development. The government’s aim is not to discriminate but to assess and improve the conditions of all institutions.
He also revealed that the government is running a reform campaign to identify the specific needs for facilities or improvements in each institution. Future policies will be determined based on these assessments.
Furthermore, Tiwari indicated that the government is promoting a digital system to enhance transparency in the education sector. In the near future, all inspection reports and records will be available online, allowing anyone to access them as needed. This initiative aims to increase transparency and improve oversight.
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