Narendra Modi is widely expected to become India's next leader. But for the country's Muslims, he is indelibly linked to the 2002 Gujarat riots in which 1000 people -- mostly Muslims -- died. The FT's Amy Kazmin visits the school at a 127-year-old mosque in Bhopal to discover how the teachers feel about the prospect of Modi as the country's prime minister.


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