Exclusion of Islam from textbooks is a rumor: Dr. Deepu Moni

A teacher of Madaripur Rajair has proved that the matter of excluding Islam from the textbook is a complete rumor. Other colleagues helped him prove it on Facebook Live recently.

Recently, a group is spreading rumors on various social media, including Facebook, that they are trying to make students atheists by removing Islam from the textbooks of primary schools. However, the teacher of Rajair spoke on Facebook live about the truth of these claims.

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• He went to Dakshinkhalia Primary School and reviewed Bengali books for classes II to V. With the help of other teachers, he shows that the claims to exclude Islam are completely false and rumours.
  Later, he awarded gold medals and certificates to 103 meritorious students of 5 academic years of undergraduate and 6 academic years of 9 faculties of Rajshahi University organized at Kazi Nazrul Islam Auditorium.

Among the meritorious students who secured the first place including first class in various departments at undergraduate and postgraduate level, 96 students from the Faculty of Fine Arts, Engineering, Business Studies, Science, Social Science, Law, Biology and Geography, Agriculture and Arts were awarded 'Bangabandhu Swarna Padak, Agrani Bank', 5 students from Philosophy Department. The student is called 'Dr. Mumtaz Uddin Ahmad Gold Medal', two students of medical faculty were awarded 'Dr. A. K. Khan was awarded the Gold Medal.

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He also said, "Many scholars and religious speakers of our country are explaining this to devout Muslims. But to verify how true the matter is, I have come to my village Dakshinkhalia Primary School today.

At the beginning of the live, he showed Rafiqul Islam, the former headmaster of Dakshinkhalia Government Primary School, and other current teachers present in the school. Later, with the help of Bakul, an assistant teacher of the school, he proved from second to fifth class Bengali textbooks that there is no truth in the topics or chapters that have been claimed to be omitted.