الهند: تقرير تفصيلي عن أوضاع المسلمين الاقتصادية والاجتماعية والتعليمية

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أكدت لجنة التحقيق الحكومية بولاية "تيلانجانا" الهندية أنها بصدد وضْع تقرير تفصيلي عن أحوال المسلمين في "الهند" - الاقتصادية والاجتماعية والتعليمية - بحثًا عن توفير سُبل الرعاية الاجتماعية وتَلْبِيَة احتياجاتهم، ولكن دون التوصية بنسبة معينة من المخصَّصات الحكومية.

وقد أشارت اللجنة إلى أنها ستترك تحديد المخصصات وسياسة تطبيقها للولاية، فالتقرير سيوفِّر فقط البيانات الضرورية، وبيان مدى استفادة المسلمين من إجراءات خدمات قطاع التعليم والدخل، والتأمين الصحي وغير ذلك، ومدى شعورهم بالأمان أُسوة بغيرهم من الطوائف بالمجتمع؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Panel to submit detailed report on Muslims

The State government’s inquiry commission on socio-economic and educational conditions of Muslims will submit a comprehensive report that could support welfare measures, including reservations for the community, members of the commission confirmed here on Tuesday. The report is expected to be submitted within six months.

However, the commission is not likely to recommend the percentage of reservation the community requires in the State.

“It is left to the State government to decide on reservation policy and its implementation. The report will only provide the required data regarding the community,” said G. Sudhir, retired IAS officer and chairman of the commission, speaking at a media briefing. Amir Ullah Khan, development economist and member of the commission, however, said that the report will be foolproof with legal standing.

Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao had earlier promised 12 per cent reservation for Muslims in the State as part of his election campaign. The six-member commission is expected to start its field work in September. The commission will detail whether Muslims have benefited from welfare measures in the field of education, income, health and security, among others.

“The commission will furnish data, including maternal and infant mortality rate, dropout rates from schools and per-capita income of the Muslim community in comparison with other communities. Also under inquiry will be the percentage of political representation of Muslims,” said Mr. Khan, speaking at a media briefing. The commission will also look into the law and order situation in the State with respect to the Muslim community. “One point of inquiry will be, whether Muslims in the State feel as secure as the non-Muslims,” Mr. Khan, who is also associated with Indian School of Business, said.