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BJP demands religious quotas at Hindu shrine-funded medical college after 42 of 50 MBBS seats went to Muslim students, despite merit-based admissions.
BJP leaders in Jammu and Kashmir are demanding a review of MBBS admissions at the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence, where 42 of 50 seats went to Muslim students, arguing the shrine-funded institution should reflect its Hindu religious character.
The BJP and right-wing groups claim the selection contradicts the shrine’s ethos and want changes to laws to allow religious reservations, but officials confirm admissions were merit-based via NEET and that the college lacks minority status, making religious quotas illegal.
The controversy has sparked protests and political backlash, with regional parties condemning the move as communal and a threat to merit-based education.
El BJP exige cuotas religiosas en la universidad de medicina financiada por santuarios hindúes después de que 42 de los 50 asientos de MBBS fueran para estudiantes musulmanes, a pesar de las admisiones basadas en el mérito.