Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Gandhi Smarak Inter College, Rajesultanpur
mention|Kudpung}} Unfortunately, you can not any longer see the photo that accompanied this article, because it has been deleted as a copyright violation, but it consisted of a stock photo of a generic Indian school yard, with the name of this particular school photoshopped in. When I see things like that, my willingness to assume good faith dissipates. I cannot begin to think of the reasons a person might have to perpetrate a hoax like this (perhaps there is funding to be obtained from the Indian government if you can convince them you're running a school in a remote village), but I also can't see any point in retaining an article about a school when none of the information (even the school's existence) is verifiable.   is one of the primary pillars of Wikipedia; if an article can't have ''any'' of its information verified, what's the point of retaining it
— User:WikiDan61, 12:14, 28 August 2014 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:V (Wikipedia:Verifiability)