Kerala govt. firm on Zumba in schools, seeks an end to controversy

Despite the criticism of some Muslim social organizations and clergymen who argued that the aerobic fitness dance format was patented against Islamic rules, Zumba was excavated on Sunday with the decision of introducing the sessions in public schools.

However, the administration also warned the society against allowing discussions into a alienated cultural war. A few Muslim organizations tried to control discussions about larger civilian interests.

First, Samastha Kerala Jem-iyathul Ulama (Additional Fraction) leader Nasar Faisi Kudathai welcomed Mr. Sivankutty’s statement. Kerala Nadvathul Mujahideen (KNM) President Tp Abdulla Koya Madani called on the clergy to avoid separating statements.

Meanwhile, the Minister of General Education V. Sivankutty, the government decided to introduce Zumba in schools. He stood in solidarity because he was strong in front of the secretariat to exhibit the popular exercise format of Zumba supporters. The instructors guided adults and children, including families, for playing optimistic music.

Against division

He called on society to end the divisive discussions. Regardless of the religious tones, far -right eaves, uniform codes, holidays, class clocks and exam timing trying to arbitrate into the younger generation of communalism and trying to inject the division, he said.

“Such Shismatic Russians will not be gathered in secular and progressive Kerala. Students are free to choose not to attend zumba classes. Participation is not linked to brands or the evaluation of academic performance,” he said.

How did the dispute begin

Wisdom Islamic Organization and some ultra -conservative Islamist clergy, including Sunni Yuvajana Sangham (SYS), emerged after opposing the government’s movement.

Some clergy equalized Zumba to the “immoral and incomplete DJ Party dance” on social media. They decided that the exercise format violated lifestyle arrangements coded in Islamic law and weakened family and religious values.

Muslim Students’ Federation (MSF) asked the government to provide evidence that Zumba could prevent the use of drugs and alcohol abuse before making the form of fitness dance in schools.

However, Hindu supported the government’s movement of the government, a leading social organization for retrospective lessons. SNDP Yogam Secretary General Vellappally Natesan said to the journalists in Alappuzha: “Those who oppose Zumba should step back.

Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishhad (ABVP) called the government not to submit to the whims and fantasies of Islamist groups as part of the “soothe policy of the left democratic front (LDF).

However, the leader of the Bharatia Janata Party (BJP), Mueraleedharan V, questioned the wisdom of bringing a form of exercise to the public school curriculum.

The Youth Congress condemned the movement of bringing religious thoughts to the Federation of Indian Students (SFI) and the Democratic Indian Youth Federation (DYFI) sports and art forms.