NCERT books not being taught in madarsas, the state government's decision is limited to only paper

Regarding teaching NCERT's books in the recognized and subsidized madarsas of the state, the decision of the state government is limited to only paperwork. After the Eid, new academic session has begun in the madarsas of the state, but here it is still being read from old books. .
The All India Madrisees Arabian Teachers Association's UP unit's General Secretary Waheedullah Khan has alleged this. They say that the order issued by the minority welfare department of the state is restricted to government files only. Studies have begun in Madarsas since June 21, but this study is being done only from traditional old books. .
Mr. Khan says that District minority welfare officers are showing apathy in this matter. .
The Registrar of Uttar Pradesh Madrasa Education Council has directed all the District Minority Welfare Officers about this, but their compliance is not happening anywhere. Still, the illusion remains that these madrasses NCERT's curriculum books from where and how to buy their students. They also said that the minority welfare officials of the state were instructed to provide the list of madrassas and students studying in them, to the NCERT vendors, but they did not do this.
Teacher's Association Mahi Wahidullah Khan says that in the seminaries provided before August-September, the basic education department does not make available, what will the children of these madarsas read?