S. Roy, J.

1. In all these writ petitions the petitioners based their claims on Article 30 of the Constitution. A Division Bench in C. W. J. C. No.1 of 1988 ordered that the case shall be listed before a Full Bench for admission. The Full Bench admitted that writ petition for hearing on 21-4-1988 Other writ petitions were also, therefore, ordered to be heard by Full Bench. All these cases were heard together and are being disposed of by this judgment.

2. The petitioners in C. W. J. C. Nos.1 of 1988, 7046 of 1988, 5347 of 1989, 5970 of 1990 and 5813 qf 1988 claim that in order to impart teachers training primarily to muslim students, teachers training schools were established. In C. W. J. C. No.2511 of 1983 it has been stated that teachers training school was started by linguistic minority, namely, Santhals, primarily for Santhali students. In C. W. J. C. No.6057 of 1988 it has been claimed that teachers training school has been started by Budhists, a religious minority, primarily for Budhists.

3. In all the cases they claim that the petitioners being minorities based on religion and/or language have fundamental right to established and administer educational institution of