Probe against 6 teachers in MP ordered for promoting religious fundamentalism

The principal of the Government New Law College, Inamur Rehman, said "the six teachers were also accused of promoting religious fundamentalism." After a delegation of the ABVP filed the complaint to the principal, he ordered an independent inquiry into the matter.

Probe against 6 teachers in MP ordered for promoting religious fundamentalism

Following the complaints by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidya Parishad (ABVP), six teachers of a government-run college in Indore, including four Muslims, have been taken off duty for teaching “anti-Hindu” content and spreading hatred.

While speaking on the same, the principal of the Government New Law College, Inamur Rehman, said "the six teachers were also accused of promoting religious fundamentalism."

After a delegation of the ABVP filed the complaint to the principal, he ordered an independent inquiry into the matter. “They (the six teachers) have been sent on leave of five days so that independent inquiry could be taken place in the matter,” states the order. ABVP’s Malwa region chief, Ghanshyam Singh, said "the six teachers were speaking negatively about the Indian Army and the government."

“Many female students also informed that the professors forced them to go to a pub with them. We have given a book written by some Muslim author titled ‘Samuhik Hinsa and Dandika Nyaya Paddhati’ in which, at many places, it was written that Hindu sectrianism is coming into light in a subversive manner and that VHP [Vishwa Hindu Parishad] and other organisations wanted to make others their slave,” Singh said.

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