A huge controversy just hit a convent school in Madhya Pradesh’s Raisen district. The principal, I.A. Qureshi, allegedly handed out Hindi alphabet charts to students that replaced traditional words with religious ones, think 'Ka' for Kaba, 'Ma' for Masjid, and 'Na' for Namaz. Naturally, this sparked a massive protest by the ABVP, and now the education department has stepped in to investigate. The principal claims it was an 'inadvertent mistake' because some charts meant for madrasas got mixed up with the school’s order from Bhopal. But how does something like this slip through the cracks in a secular educational setting? The rules are clear: no religious symbols of any specific faith in school materials. Is this just a supplier's blunder, or is there a deeper issue with how materials are being vetted before reaching kids? This is getting very heated! #Education #Politics #Society https://thoxt.com/l/wACGqn 🔗