
New Delhi, Mar 10: The NCERT issued a public apology on Tuesday for including a chapter on judicial corruption in a recent book that had earned the Supreme Court’s ire, and said the entire textbook has been withdrawn.
The social science textbook for Class 8 stated that corruption, a massive backlog of cases and the lack of an adequate number of judges are among the challenges faced by the judicial system.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, the NCERT said, “The National Council of Educational Research and Training has recently published a social science textbook, ‘Exploring Society: India and Beyond’ Grade 8 (Part 2), which contained Chapter 4 titled ‘The Role of Judiciary in our Society’.”
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