Archive · 9 Aug 2025
MP School Faces Backlash Over Islamic Terms in Alphabet Charts
A school in Madhya Pradesh is in trouble because it used alphabet charts that had Islamic words like 'Masjid' (mosque) and 'Kaaba' in them.
Parents noticed this and got upset.
Some people protested at the school.
The school's boss said they didn't check the charts carefully first.
The police came to help calm things down.
The school is now asking the parents to give the charts back.
A school in Raisen, Madhya Pradesh, faces controversy over Urdu and Islamic terms in alphabet charts.
Parents and ABVP activists protested the charts using terms like 'Masjid' and 'Kaaba'.
The school principal, I.A. Qureshi, stated the charts were distributed without content verification.
The police intervened to manage the protest.
Parents were asked to return the materials.
- Who
- Baby Convent School, Principal I.A. Qureshi, parents, and ABVP activists.
- What
- Controversy over the use of Urdu and Islamic terms in alphabet charts at a school.
- When
- The incident occurred recently, leading to protests.
- Where
- Raisen district, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The controversy arose due to the use of Urdu and Islamic terms in educational material.
School Administration
Parents & Protesters
Chart Content
School Administration
The charts were circulated without content verification.
Parents & Protesters
The charts contained inappropriate content for education.
- School Name
- Baby Convent School
- Location
- Raisen district, Madhya Pradesh
- Principal
- I.A. Qureshi
- Controversial Content
- Urdu and Islamic terms in alphabet charts
- Protesting Group
- ABVP
- Police Involvement
- Kotwali police
