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Sonia Gandhi slams CBSE’s ‘blatantly misogynist’ passage in Parliament

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December 13, 2021
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New Delhi, Dec 13: Congress interim chief Sonia Gandhi on Monday raised the issue of inclusion of a ‘shockingly regressive passage’ in CBSE’s question paper for Grade 10 exam in Lok Sabha.

Raising the issue during Zero Hour, she demanded immediate withdrawal of the objectionable questions and a apology.

“I urge the Ministry of Education and CBSE to immediately withdraw this question, issue an apology and conduct a thorough review into this lapse to ensure this is never repeated again,” said Sonia Gandhi in Lok Sabha.

#WATCH | Congress interim chief Sonia Gandhi raises in Lok Sabha the issue of inclusion of a 'shockingly regressive passage' in CBSE's question paper for Grade 10 exam, demands withdrawal of the passage & apology

(Source: Sansad TV) pic.twitter.com/lO1Db4ty3q

— ANI (@ANI) December 13, 2021

Earlier, congress leader Rahul Gandhi in the morning called the Class 10 CBSE English question paper “downright disgusting” and said it was a “typical RSS-BJP ploy” to crush the morale and future of the youth.

Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi also slammed the Centre for allegedly promoting “gender stereotyping” and supporting “regressive notions.”

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has now referred the matter to subject experts.

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