| Editorial comment
What would these students accomplish after getting an education when they refuse to even abide by the decision of the Karnataka High Court ? People think that it would be appropriate for the college to expel such students ! |
Bengaluru (Karnataka) – The Karnataka High Court has banned the wearing of hijab in State Government educational institutions. Despite this, there are cases of religious fanatic students in the State refraining from following the Court’s verdict.
Karnataka: 231 Muslim students including boys refuse to appear for exams after college authorities ask girls to remove hijabhttps://t.co/3ruW2IWEUn
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At Uppinangadi, 231 religious fanatic students refused to appear for exams without wearing hijab. The students staged agitation on the premises of Government PU College. In this regard, the college administration said, they must abide by the order of the Karnataka High Court.
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