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No Evidence for Claim of First Muslim Neurosurgeon in India
Ms. Affifa is presented as the first Muslim neurosurgeon in India, but there is currently no concrete evidence supporting this claim beyond media sources. Such a significant assertion would require robust references, either from government channels, a reputable accreditation body, or the university from which she graduated.
Indian media reports are often viewed as unreliable and potentially biased. Consequently, it appears that the article may be promotional and does not align with Wikipedia's standards for publication. If there is credible evidence to substantiate this claim, please provide it. Else, please proceed for the deletion. Whiterabbbit007 (talk) 14:27, 17 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
