Mangaluru (Karnataka) – A college in Mangaluru has suspended 24 students for opposing the ban on hijab. All the suspended students are from the Government College Uppinangadi. These students are blamed for not abiding by the guidelines of the college. 7 students have suspended some day ago. They had attacked the journalists publishing this news.
At least 24 students were suspended at a college after they protested against the Hijab ban outside the Government First Grade College, Uppinangady in #DakshinaKannada district.#karnataka #hijab #HijabRow #HijabBan #Muslim https://t.co/qbty9i1mtF
— Oneindia News (@Oneindia) June 7, 2022
Karnataka Government has made wearing the uniform in schools and colleges mandatory. Karnataka High Court has justified the Karnataka Government’s decision of banning the hijab in schools and colleges.
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Why does nobody call these students fundamentalists ? Or secularists, etc. feel students are not ? |
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