Madrassas reject demand to disclose income

Representatives of 250 Islamic seminaries in Pakistan have rejected a demand they register their schools with the government and disclose their sources of income, a cleric said today.

Representatives of 250 Islamic seminaries in Pakistan have rejected a demand they register their schools with the government and disclose their sources of income, a cleric said today.

The representatives met in Islamabad yesterday to discuss amendments that President Gen. Pervez Musharraf made last week to a law on registration of welfare organisations – part of his effort to crackdown on religious extremists.

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