NCERT Withdraws Book and Issues Apology Over Judicial Corruption Chapter
The NCERT has withdrawn a textbook chapter addressing judicial corruption following criticism from the Supreme Court. A public apology was issued ahead of a scheduled hearing.
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has taken the step of withdrawing an entire book that contained a chapter discussing corruption within the judiciary. This decision comes after the Supreme Court expressed disapproval of the content. In response to the criticism, the NCERT issued a public apology regarding the chapter.
Background of the Issue
The chapter in question had been part of a textbook used in educational institutions, but it faced scrutiny for its portrayal of the judiciary. The Supreme Court's remarks prompted the NCERT to reconsider the material, leading to the book's withdrawal. The council's apology indicates a recognition of the concerns raised by the court and a commitment to ensuring that educational content is appropriate and accurate.
According to a report by Google News - India, the NCERT's actions were taken in light of an upcoming Supreme Court hearing related to the matter. The decision to withdraw the book reflects the council's responsiveness to judicial feedback and its intent to maintain the integrity of educational resources.