A government school in Sambhal district, Uttar Pradesh, is under official inquiry after protests over posters that reportedly included Quranic verses displayed on school premises. Education officials say the school principal, Pushpa Rani, and a teacher, Mohammad Nazim, were suspended while the Basic Education Department investigates what happened at an upper primary school in Nagla Purva village in the Chandausi tehsil area. Reports say members of the VHP and Bajrang Dal objected to the posters and alleged the school was being used to promote religious teaching, along with claims about portraits of national leaders being removed or set aside. Those allegations have been reported but remain disputed and have not been confirmed by an official inquiry finding. Media accounts also describe videos circulating online showing activists questioning stude ...