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The incident pertains to the Khajrana Police Station precinct wherein Bajrang Dal activists informed the police about an offensive Burqa-like attire being used for the idol of Maa Durga.

The video of the incident is making rounds on social media in which a girl wearing a burqa can be seen trying to escape from the attack by the Muslim mob.

The petition filed by counsel Altaf Khan states, “Naqab and hijab are an integral part of the petitioners’ religious belief and it is their free will, choice and a part of their right to privacy to continue wearing the naqab and hijab in the classroom.”

According to the new rules, students must remove their religious attire in a designated common room located on the ground floor. It is only then that they can proceed for their classes.

A week after a Muslim mob attacked police and administration in Uttarakhand's Haldwani, the police have revealed that Muslim women wearing 'burqa' pelted stones at the police personnel

Jamiat-e-Ulema objected to the fashion show by burqa-clad women, claiming that the event was an attempt to instigate the sentiments of Muslims.

On Sunday (15th October), the police produced the Samajwadi Party leader before the court. The court sent Kaurihar block president Mohammad Muzaffar to jail.

The legislation to ban burqa was adopted by the National Council with a vote of 151-29. It had already been approved by the upper house.

The girls are said to be the students of Talimuddin Niswan Women's Degree College in Mau.

Muslim girls protested outside NG Acharya & DK Marathe College in Mumbai’s Chembur against dress code that banned burqa & hijab