As a result of the inspections, three madrasas were closed due to the lack of necessary permits, and operational investigative actions were initiated in accordance with the country's legislation. Two madrasas were fined and temporarily suspended their activities due to serious sanitary violations, while another four educational institutions received warnings about the need to address minor deficiencies.
Additionally, religious books found in some madrasas were sent for inspection to the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Kyrgyzstan (DUMK). It was also established that among the students there are orphans and children of migrants, and the relevant authorities were notified about this.
