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Reverse deletions in NCERT textbooks: CPI(M)

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Srinagar: The Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) on Friday condemned the efforts of the government to change the syllabus of history through the NCERT textbooks.

In a statement issued here, a spokesperson of CPI(M) said: “The NCERT chief’s specious argument that this has been done to rationalize the syllabus and reduce the burden on the students is totally misleading and is part of a project to rewrite history along communal lines.”

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“The government is obviously overlooking that different periods of our past cannot be just deleted based on communal prejudice. This underlines the majoritarian mindset which is distorting history itself by dropping entire chapters about the Mughal empire,” the spokesperson said.

“That the current efforts to revise the textbooks are actually intended to whitewash the divisive and violent role of the RSS is evident in the manner in which the crucial sentences regarding the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi which led to the ban of the organization is sought to be struck off,” he said.

“We urge the government to immediately take the necessary steps to reverse these obnoxious steps and restore the old textbooks. We also urge upon all Indian patriots interested in defending the objective study of our past to raise their voices of protest,” he added.

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