The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns regarding the Central Board of Secondary Education’s (CBSE) three-language policy, specifically questioning the rationale behind its implementation starting in Class 9. Justices reportedly inquired as to why students weren’t introduced to the policy earlier. The court was hearing a petition challenging the policy’s imposition in certain states. The core of the argument revolves around concerns about the potential burden placed on students and the flexibility offered regarding language choices. The petitioners argue the policy violates fundamental rights. Further hearings are expected as the court seeks clarification from the CBSE on the policy's structure and justification.