Earlier on Saturday, Minister of State (MoS) for Education Subhas Sarkar said there was "misleading propaganda" about the removal of Darwin's Theory from the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) science textbook for class 10.
The question has started a new row where protestors, mainly students, claim that the question is biased towards the Hindu-side in the dispute.
Angry students are now demanding action against Amresh Kumar and have accused him of inciting religious sentiments.
The study has been published in an international peer-reviewed journal 'Molecular Neurobiology'.
This landmark decision is designed to remove the barrier of language in pursuing technical studies as well as boosting national pride among the youth of Uttar Pradesh.
The notice has been issued under provisions of section 149 (preventing commission of a cognizable offence) of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), an official said
The BHU court's contention is that Rajiv Gandhi made 'no contribution' towards the educational institute.
The move comes after a month-long sit-in protest by students who said a non-Hindu professor could not teach because the faculty intertwined the study of religion and literature.
The Dalit professor is a senior faculty member in the Sanskrit Vidya Dharam Vigyan (SVDV) department where Feroz Khan has been appointed.
The interview was held on Friday and it is said that Khan might be shifted to this department in view of the protests.
