The provided evidence includes general information about democracy and diversity, but none of the web search results or Wikipedia entries specifically confirm the claim that Bavarian school principal Roland Feucht publicly urged people to join a demonstration for democracy and social diversity at his school in January 2024. The evidence is not specific enough to corroborate this event.

The evidence provided contains general discussions about the AfD's political activities and the use of parliamentary questions, but none of the sources specifically report that AfD members submitted a *Kleine Anfrage* in the Bavarian state parliament accusing Feucht and other school principals of violating political neutrality. The claim is mentioned in the context of the evidence set, but no direct corroboration is found.

The evidence provided contains general discussions about the AfD's political activities, but none of the sources specifically confirm that AfD lawmakers questioned whether the Bavarian state government would initiate disciplinary action against the principal. The claim is not directly supported by the evidence.

The evidence provides general context regarding Bavaria and the names 'Feucht' (via a football club Wikipedia entry), but there is no evidence from multiple sources confirming that Roland Feucht stood by his actions or that the Bavarian state government did not criticize his conduct.

The web search results contain articles discussing the AfD's political activities and the nature of parliamentary questions, suggesting a general theme of concern from various groups. However, no single source explicitly states that 'researchers, associations, churches and parties' are warning that the AfD is misusing its right to ask official questions to intimidate political opponents, making it difficult to corroborate across multiple independent sources.

The web search results mention figures related to the 21st Bundestag and election years (2025), but none of the sources provide the specific statistic that 'Between March and October 2025, the AfD submitted 525 parliamentary questions to the Bundestag, which was more than two per day and nearly two-thirds of all questions.' This specific numerical claim is not corroborated.