After pro-separatist book fiasco, J&K L-G calls for examination of websites of J&K varsities, colleges for anti-India content
J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has ordered a review of educational websites and digital repositories to remove anti-India content following the circulation of a pro-separatist book. New standard operating procedures are being developed to screen all academic materials in the region.
Why it matters
The move underscores the government's strict control over educational narratives in Jammu and Kashmir to prevent the spread of separatist ideology.
J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday (July 7, 20260 warned of “serious legal action” against those behind the circulation of pro-separatist book in the schools and instructed the authorities to examine the websites and digital repositories of universities and higher educational institutions to remove anti-India material.
The framing focuses on the government's security-oriented response to 'anti-national' content, reflecting the state's perspective on regional stability.
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