Taliban Leader Listed as Academic Supporter for Anti-Hindutva Event

Imagine a big meeting at a university in America where some people wanted to talk about why they don't like a certain idea called 'Hindutva.'

They made a list of grown-up smart people, called academics, who agreed with them.

But, a group of Hindu people noticed something very surprising on that list: the leader of the Taliban, who is in charge of Afghanistan and known for strict rules, was also on the list of supporters!

The Hindu group thinks this is strange and asks if it's fair to call this 'academic freedom' when someone like the Taliban leader is involved.

They also wonder if the professors who organized the meeting checked who their supporters were.