BELAGAVI: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said there is no need for madrasas in the state and that he will close all of them in the coming days. "We have already closed hundreds of madrasas in Assam. We need to establish colleges and universities, not madrasas," he added. Inaugurating an exhibition titled 'Shivacharitra' at Shivaji Garden here by Belagavi (South) MLA Abhay Patil, Sarma also launched a scathing attack on the Mughal rulers, stating that they destroyed the country earlier, and now the Congress was following in their footsteps.
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