Southie
December 13, 2011, 2:37am
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Re: What really happens inside a madrassa
@Southie , about the first point where you quoted me, i wont say the system is air-tight, no its not, but all cases i’ve seen in recent past (of course through media) were dealt reasonably well, and by that i mean heard by court (sentences handed) and covered by media. but of course like most of the laws there may be many loopholes here and there will definitely be a room for improvement That is why one needs to pursue all avenues available, including blogs
as for “either or” case, well at least i’ve not seen any rant (why use the word rant??) of such blogs ending up in the court, and don’t expect courts to take actions on such blanket accusations, where all the accuser mentions is “a big madarsa in karachi” “all the qari sahabs and nazim/naib nazim” “dont send children to madarsa” etc… That is just your opinion, based on the fact that “you have not seen such blogs end up in court system”. Blogs are new medium - so in future, there is no reason to believe they wont work in exposing such acts. If the accuser’s identity is known through the blog, law enforcement authorities can easily locate the said school.
this is more like another case of blowing things out of proportion and attempt of throwing dust on religious figures and madarsas (as people said above), than an attempt to solve the problem.
Just because some people said above dont make it true. You have your bias. I have none. I neither will jump to the conclusion this blog is true nor will I jump to opposite conclusion.