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Supreme Court orders Union to act on unregistered schools radicalizing children

The Supreme Court of India issued an order in a writ petition concerning the Education Ministry's failure to act against unregistered institutions that radicalize children, directing the Union of India to address the petitioner's representation within two months. This matters to citizens as it highlights government accountability in preventing educational institutions from promoting radicalization.

Union of India (respondent no.1), specifically the Education Ministry

  • The Supreme Court directed the Union of India to look into the petitioner's representation dated 10th February 2026 and take an appropriate decision within two months.
  • The decision taken shall be communicated to the petitioner without delay.
  • All contentions on merit are kept open.
  • The petitioner shall forward a copy of the writ petition to the Union of India.

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Official titleEducation Ministry failed to act against unregistered institutions that radicalise children: Plea in Supreme Court
Source bodyGovernment documents surfaced by the press
Reference number5c4b95dc7b769025
Statusclosed (sc_judgment)
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