hijab case

Principal Surjeet Singh also informed the parents of the three students of intermediate about the matter. It is being told that the parents of the three students have accepted the mistake.

Seven female students of Thiruvananthapuram Govt Medical College have reportedly sought permission to wear hijab-like attire inside the operation theatre.

The NCPCR stated that during the investigation, the students confirmed that they were forced to follow Islamic religious practices and wear hijab at the school. Further, the school was using a wrong geographical map of India.

Confirming the DEO's negative involvement in the case, Minister Inder Singh Parmar said, “Prima facie information that is coming out that the District Education Officer (DEO) has given wrong information, that is why the DEO is guilty."

The students at the school were asked to recite three Islamic prayers followed by the National Anthem during the assembly every day.

Court of Justice of the European Union said that hijab can be banned at workplaces and it does not violate EU laws

The two-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India delivered a split verdict on the Karnataka hijab case.

Muslim side in the hijab case in Supreme Court claimed that hijab is a religious right guaranteed under Article 25

Supreme Court is hearing petitions challenging Karnataka HC order banning Hijab in educational institutes

“Ambedkar’s statement, although he was a pillar, is a deeply offensive statement. It is not a statement that should be repeated in India, great though he may have been. (It was a) totally biased statement,” senior advocate Gonsalves, representing some of the Muslim girls, said to SC.