The Supreme Court of India has ruled that Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) is entitled to minority status under Article 30 of the Constitution.
This decision was reached by a majority of 4-3, affirming the university’s rights as a minority institution.
The ruling comes amid ongoing debates over the university’s status and its implications for educational rights.
The court emphasized that AMU, founded in 1875, serves the educational needs of the Muslim community, thus qualifying for minority benefits.
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The judgment is expected to have significant consequences for AMU’s operations and its ability to manage its affairs independently.
The decision has been welcomed by supporters of the university, who see it as a validation of its historical and cultural significance in promoting minority education in India.
