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Muslims behind AMU gave up its minority status in 1920: Centre

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 23 January 2024
Union government told Supreme Court on Tuesday that Muslims who lobbied with the British government for establishment of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) had voluntarily surrendered its denominational character, and acceded to overarching government control over its administration in 1920, as the aim and intent behind AMU was to establish an institution of national importance.
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