University in Kashmir recommends dropping Jinnah, Muslim thinkers from syllabus
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- •The university is located in the region administered by India in Kashmir.
- •The recommendation followed protests organized by a student political party.
- •Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, and other Muslim intellectuals are targeted for removal from the syllabus.
- •The region of Kashmir remains disputed between India and Pakistan, with ongoing political tensions.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the university implements the syllabus changes students in Kashmir may receive a version of history that excludes key Muslim figures, potentially affecting regional identity and political attitudes.
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