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Congressification of History: Siddaramaiah govt. removes chapter on Veer Savarkar and RSS founder KB Hedgewar

“Karnataka Syllabus Controversy: Congress Govt removes chapter on RSS founder KB Hedgewar and Savarkar from textbooks”, Organiser, June 15, 2023:

“Amid the row over the Congress party’s decision to revise school textbooks, the Karnataka Cabinet on June 15 confirmed that it has dropped a chapter on RSS founder KB Hedgewar and Veer Savarkar from school syllabus.

Along with it, all the changes in school syllabus made by the BJP government have also been reversed.

“The syllabus on KB Hedgewar has been dropped…whatever changes they (BJP Government) have done last year, we have changed it and reintroduced whatever was there last to last year…,” said Karnataka Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa…..”

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