A panel at the University of Jammu in India-occupied Kashmir has recommended the removal of topics related to Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Allama Iqbal, and Syed Ahmad Khan from its MA Political Science syllabus, following student party protests.

Jammu University has launched an investigation following protests regarding a new syllabus that reportedly refers to Muhammad Ali Jinnah as a 'leader of minorities'.

A BJP leader and a Jammu and Kashmir minister have criticized attempts to remove topics related to Sir Syed and Iqbal from the Jammu University syllabus, labeling it 'intellectual vandalism'.

Following protests by ABVP, a Jammu University panel has recommended the removal of figures like Jinnah, Sir Syed, and Iqbal from the Political Science syllabus, after a chapter on Pakistan's founder Jinnah was included in the revised postgraduate syllabus under the National Education Policy 2020.