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AP CPI State Minorities Vice President Sufi Khaja Hussain criticized the state government for neglecting National Education Day celebrations marking Maulana Abul Kalam Azad’s birth anniversary.

Govt criticized for failing to hold National Education Day
Anantapur: AP CPI State Minorities Vice President Sufi Khaja Hussain condemned the Andhra Pradesh government for failing to organize National Education Day celebrations.
Observing that November 11 marks the birth anniversary of India’s first Education Minister, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Hussain criticized the TDP-led administration for ignoring the historic occasion.
He demanded an official explanation, mandatory district-wide celebrations every year, dedicated budgetary allocations for student activities, and proper state recognition of Azad’s contributions. Hussain asserted that honoring Azad reflects a commitment to secular values, educational growth, and the constitutional spirit of India.
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