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Kashmir medical college shutdown — what really happens when exam results collide with identity politics?

In January, a newly opened medical college in Indian-administered Kashmir lost its recognition just weeks after classes began. Officially, regulators cited infrastructure deficiencies. Unofficially, the decision followed weeks of protests over one uncomfortable fact: the majority of admitted students were Muslim, selected entirely through India’s national medical entrance exam.

This video breaks down how a single admissions list triggered political pressure, regulatory action, and uncertainty for fifty future doctors. Using verified numbers, timelines, and institutional mechanisms, we unpack how medical education, federal authority, and regional instability intersect in one of South Asia’s most sensitive regions.

Part of the Global Flashpoints Explained series, this episode goes beyond headlines to examine why this case matters far beyond one campus — and what it signals about merit, power, and governance in the years ahead.

Watch closely. This story isn’t just about who got in. It’s about what happens when systems are tested by outcomes they didn’t expect.

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