A professor at Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) was suspended after a question he set in a semester examination triggered widespread controversy and outrage on social media. The university has also constituted an inquiry committee to probe the matter, officials said. The controversy centres on a 15-mark question in the BA (Hons) Social Work first-semester examination, held earlier this week, in a paper titled 'Social Problems in India'. The question asked students to "discuss the atrocities against Muslim minorities in India, giving suitable examples". Prof Virendra Balaji Shahare created the test. Following complaints, the university said it took a "serious view" of what it described as negligence and carelessness on the part of faculty member. "An inquiry committee has been formed to examine the issue. Until the committee submits its report, the concerned professor has been placed under suspension," a university official told NDTV....
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