College Politics

Karnataka HC has in its interim order has restrained all students from wearing saffron scarfs, hijab within the classroom at institutions where there is an uniform dress code rule.

Sadhvi Pragya said students should follow the dress code rules at educational institutions and violations will not be tolerated.

Inamullah Samangani said it is pleasing to see Muslim women stand for their religious values and make sacrifices to defend it in various ways, especially in a secular country like India

The girl student also stated that they hope the court will uphold justice and will not show bias towards Muslims. She also stated that they have no objection to the Muslim girls wearing hijabs or burqa outside the college or even at their homes. "But in the campus, the uniform dress code has to be followed by all students", she asserted.

Speaking to a reporter, the girls protesting in Karnataka for not allowing hijab in classes said hijab is their priority and not education.

The hijab row in Karnataka has taken an uglier turn with incidents of stone-pelting and violence being reported from various parts of the state on Tuesday.

The plea to Karnataka High Court asks to allow wearing hijab in educational institutions stating that wearing hijab is a fundamental right.

AMU had asked Danish Rahim to return the 'incorrect degree' for replacement within 7 days of the issuance of the letter.

One of the universities which is at the forefront of the opposing the CAA is Jamia Milia Islamia

According to Abdullakutty, the SFI seeks to implement the "Kannur Model Party Villages" and hence the outfit should be disbanded