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J&K Police arrests three publishers over controversial school books
Jammu and Kashmir police have arrested three publishers in connection with inappropriate book content. These arrests stem from an FIR registered by the counter intelligence unit in Jammu. Two books found in government libraries contained chapters glorifying separatist leaders. The Jammu and Kashmir administration has already withdrawn these controversial books. Both publishers and authors involved have been blacklisted by the administration.
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Jammu and Kashmir schools ordered to screen all books for ‘objectionable’ content
The directive comes days after eight officials were suspended on account of ‘pro-separatist content’ in two books in school libraries.
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thehindu.com
How two ‘objectionable’ books trigger a crackdown on J&K’s varsity and college libraries | Explained
Two controversial books spark a crackdown on Jammu and Kashmir libraries, raising concerns about academic freedom and censorship.
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Three publishers arrested over books with 'inappropriate content' in J&K
Three publishers arrested in J&K for distributing controversial books, amid ongoing investigations into inappropriate content and separatist glorification.
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thehindubusinessline.com
Three publishers arrested over books with ‘inappropriate content’ in J&K
The counter intelligence unit in Jammu has arrested three publishers in connection with the ongoing investigation into a controversy surrounding certain books in Jammu and…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
J&K Police arrests three publishers over controversial school books
Jammu and Kashmir police have arrested three publishers in connection with inappropriate book content. These arrests stem from an FIR registered by the counter intelligence unit…
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hindustantimes.com
Three publishers held in J&K book controversy
The three publishers arrested include Inderpaul from Oberoi Book Service and Amardeep Singh and Girish Arora from the Noida-based Dominant Publishers.This decision follows…
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J&K: Three publishers arrested for circulating books with ‘pro-separatist content’
The books had been withdrawn from school libraries earlier this month after protests by the BJP, which described them as ‘academic jihad’.
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J&K police arrests three publishers over 'controversial' school books
Jammu and Kashmir Police have arrested three publishers in connection with 'inappropriate' book content. These arrests are part of an ongoing investigation into controversial…
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Three publishers from Jammu, Delhi remanded in police custody for books praising separatists
Three publishers were detained for 10 days over books allegedly glorifying separatists, raising concerns in Jammu and Kashmir.