Overview
- District teams with nearby government principals and police visited the identified campuses across 10 Kashmir districts and assumed administrative charge without disrupting classes.
- The government order cites UAPA notifications and adverse intelligence, directing district magistrates and deputy commissioners to replace expired managing committees and ensure NEP-aligned operations.
- Education minister Sakina Itoo publicly rejected the issued wording, saying her approved draft called for nearby principals to look after the schools for three months pending verification, not a DC-led takeover.
- Opposition parties including the PDP, Peoples Conference, Apni Party and JDF condemned the move, while the BJP backed it as a needed step to shield over 51,000 students.
- Authorities say fresh, verified management panels will be proposed after CID checks, with the intention to hand control back once new committees clear scrutiny.