In a current assertion, Asaduddin Owaisi, the chief of AIMIM, voiced his issues relating to the portrayal of historic occasions, significantly the Babri Masjid demolition, in NCERT textbooks. He emphasised the significance of steering youngsters away from venerating illegal deeds. Owaisi highlighted a big comment by the Supreme Courtroom, labeling the demolition as a flagrant prison offense.

Expressing his disapproval, Owaisi revealed that the NCERT has opted to substitute the time period “Babri Masjid” with the phrase “three-domed construction” and characterize the Ayodhya verdict as emblematic of consensus. He careworn the need for Indian youth to understand the fact of occasions, particularly regarding the violation and subsequent destruction of a functioning mosque in 1949 and 1992, respectively. He underscored the crucial of not romanticizing prison conduct.

Dinesh Prasad Saklani, the director of the Nationwide Council of Academic Analysis and Coaching (NCERT), defended the textbook modifications as routine updates, dismissing any uproar as unwarranted. Saklani’s remarks coincided with the discharge of revised textbooks, which have undergone important alterations and omissions. Notably, the revised political science textbook for Class 12 refrains from explicitly mentioning the Babri Masjid, opting as an alternative for the impartial descriptor of a “three-domed construction.” Moreover, it curtails the protection of the Ayodhya situation and accentuates the Supreme Courtroom’s ruling that facilitated the development of a Ram temple on the disputed website.

The apex courtroom’s verdict garnered widespread acceptance throughout the nation, culminating within the ceremonial set up of a Ram idol on the temple website on January 22, officiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.