Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have initiated a comprehensive review of all books, research materials, and educational resources across schools, colleges, universities, and public libraries in the Union Territory. The move follows the withdrawal of two books and the suspension of eight officials over allegations that certain textbooks glorified separatists. The review aims to ensure that all academic materials do not promote terrorism, violent extremism, secessionism, or activities harmful to national interests. Government departments have issued detailed guidelines requiring systematic checks and evaluations of educational content, aligning them with constitutional values, legal frameworks, and educational policies. The directive emphasizes accountability among educational authorities and mandates strict adherence to prescribed standards.
Bias read (Conservative): The article frames the book review as a necessary measure to protect national security and uphold constitutional values, emphasizing the removal of 'objectionable content' that could threaten the state. It highlights the involvement of government authorities and legal actions such as the filing of a





