Politics

I hope they have worked out their political screenplays: Shatrughan Sinha to Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan

The undaunted BJP politician Shatrughan Sinha has a word of advice for his friends Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan who have announced their entry into politics.

He said that he hoped the two Tamil actors have charted out some plan before taking the plunge. “I hope they have worked out their political screenplays in some detail before taking the plunge. I don’t think they have. I hope I am wrong. Because politics is no bed of roses,” he stated.

Making it clear that politics is no bed of roses he was quoted as saying, “Actors come from a world of glamour. They are addicted to glamour. In politics, there is a lot of power. And power is extremely glamorous. Actors come to politics in the hope of building on their glamour and fame.”

Talking about his differences with the BJP, he said he thought he would be given cabinet rank, but a “television actress” was given the position. He said he was subjected to humiliation. For this reason, he informed both Mr Rajinikanth and Mr Haasan that they should be clear about why they want to come into politics.

“Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan should be very clear on why they want to come into politics. Why just Rajinikanth? Even Kamal Haasan is a very good friend of mine. They never sought my advice before plunging into politics. If they had, I’d have warned them about the pitfalls of politics,” he was reported as telling a source.

Mr Sinha said his “friend” Mr Rajinikanth didn’t seek his advice before joining politics. He said he would have advised him against it, as DMK’s acting president MK Stalin had a very strong base in Tamil Nadu.

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In the past, Mr. Sarma has often indicated his desire to either reduce madrassas or scrutinize the education being given at these institutions. There are currently 3,000 registered and unregistered madrassas in Assam.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma today said that he plans to shut down all madrassas in the state. Addressing a public rally in Karnataka’s Belagavi, Mr. Sarma mentioned that his government has closed 600 madrassas already and will close all the others soon, reported NDTV. 

“We don’t need madrassas. We need engineers and doctors,” Mr. Sarma said.

When asked by a journalist to elaborate on his intention behind the move, Mr. Sarma said that new India needs schools, colleges, and universities instead of madrassas.

“New India doesn’t need madrassas. It needs universities, schools, and colleges,” he said.

In the past, Mr. Sarma has often indicated his desire to either reduce madrassas or scrutinize the education being given at these institutions. There are currently 3,000 registered and unregistered madrassas in Assam.

In 2020, he introduced a law that would facilitate converting all state-run madrassas into “regular schools”. Mr. Sarma had said the state police were working with Bengali Muslims, who have a positive attitude towards education, to create “a good environment” in the madrassas. Science and mathematics will also be taught as subjects in the madrassas, and the right to education respected and a database of teachers maintained, he had said.

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