Ajmer College Principal Faces Protests for Calling Pakistan India's 'Elder Brother'

• Manoj Beharwal, Principal of Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan Government College, Ajmer, called Pakistan India's 'elder brother' at an international conference.
• He justified his statement by saying Pakistan was born 12 hours before India, during a lecture on the Indian Constitution, culture, and history.
• Beharwal also controversially claimed only Mahatma Gandhi, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, and Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar were major pre-independence leaders, downplaying Nehru's popularity.
• He shared an anecdote highlighting Dr. Ambedkar's dedication to the Hindu Code Bill, contrasting it with Gandhi and Jinnah.
• NSUI and Youth Congress workers protested outside the college, demanding Beharwal's suspension for alleged 'anti-national' views.

Why It Matters: Ajmer college principal's 'Pakistan as elder brother' remark sparks widespread political and academic controversy.