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Karnataka Hijab Row Updates: Classes 9, 10 to reopen from Monday, decision on seniors and colleges later
I would like to ask BJP leaders whether students brought saffron shawls and turbans from their homes or somebody distributed them. How were so many shawls and turbans available overnight? They got a supply of 50 lakh shawls from Surat
KPCC president DK Shivakumar
This matter was very passionately argued yesterday by both sides for some time, from which the judge has benefited. Regarding the enormity of the importance of the questions that are debated, the court is of the considered opinion that the papers be put at the hands of honourable Chief Justice to consider if a larger bench can be constituted in the subject matter.
Judge observed
A full bench of the Karnataka high court comprising Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi, Justice Krishna S Dixit and Justice Jaibunissa M Khazi will hear a batch of petitions challenging the ban on hijab in schools and colleges on Thursday. The hearing will begin at 2.30pm. READ MORE
The matter is now being placed before the Chief Justice of Karnataka's HC for whether or not the matter should be referred to a larger bench...The matter has to be decided & disposed of as soon as possible as students are suffering from this issue.
Advocate Abhishek on hijab row
#WATCH | Telangana: Women staged a demonstration at the Ujale Shah Eidgah, Saidabad in Hyderabad to extend their su… https://t.co/fecKbQEHgH
— TOI Hyderabad (@TOIHyderabad) 1644410290000Since the court has not passed any order to provide interim relief to the students, the Govt notification (with regard to dress code) will continue to remain in effect. Uniform is compulsory for students to attend classes
Karnataka Education Minister BC Nagesh
A lot of politics is being played to poison young, innocent & impressionable minds here...You wear a bikini on a beach or a pool, you don't wear it in school. There is a code everywhere
Lok Sabha MP from Mandya, Sumalatha Ambareesh
Schools are for education and religious matters should not be taken there. Every school has a uniform that should be respected. You can wear whatever you want outside the school
BJP MP Hema Malini
Gatherings, agitations or protest of any type within the area of 200-meter radius from the gate(s) of schools, PU c… https://t.co/zMmTtPDkbk
— TOI Bengaluru (@TOIBengaluru) 1644400718000Where there is a prescribed uniform in schools/colleges, it should be followed. Only education should be the focus at centers of education. Religious or political issues should not be brought to schools/colleges
Maharashtra minister Aaditya Thackeray on Karnataka hijab row
Children must attend the class adhering to the dress code prescribed by the college.
Advocate general
Let the matter be sent to larger bench, but let the student follow their faith and go back to school
Advocate Devadatt Kamat
