Karnataka High Court

Days after the Karnataka High Court's verdict on the hijab row, Muslim boys have now marched up to violate the uniform rules

Trace of events suggest that Congress is working clandestinely to fan tensions over the hijab verdict in Karnataka.

You have to either accept that Islam does not give the choice to women, or you have to stop saying that the school is legally required to change its uniform for you. You can't have it both ways.

Supreme Court refused urgent listing of plea against hijab row verdict by the Karnataka High Court.

A Muslim student named Niba Namaz approached the SC challenging Karnataka HC decision verdict in the hijab case

“We will write our exam wearing hijab. If they ask us to remove hijab, we will not write exams," a Muslim student warned.

The court was of the opinion that Government has power to issue GO, and said that it was of the opinion that no case is made out to initiate disciplinary enquiry against college authorities.

The remarks were posted against one of the three judges of the Karnataka High Court hearing the hijab case.

The Karnataka HC had affirmed a ban on religious attires, including hijab, in colleges and schools that have prescribed uniforms.

The Karnataka High Court had earlier made it clear that a lack of 'intent to strike terror' cannot nullify terrorist acts defined under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, if the act in question is 'likely to strike terror.'