Muslim students prevented from wearing hijab to school in Murshidabad (Bengal)
Tension eased after the education department clarified that there was no order in Bengal banning the hijab in school
Burqa and Hijab symbolises the insult and atrocities on Muslim women : Taslima Nasreen
To stop the conflicts on the matter of hijab, Uniform Civil Code and a uniform are essential. The right to religion is not greater than the right to education.
‘One day, a Hijabi will indeed become the Prime Minister of India’, says Asaduddin Owaisi
Owaisi is encouraging Muslim girls saying that they had been given the right to wear burqa or hijab by the Constitution of India.
Editorial : Stubborn push for Sharia under the veil of hijab !
Recently, a schoolgirl wearing a Burqa gave cries of ‘Allah hu Akbar’ in the campus premises with dozens of Hindu youth around her in Karnataka.
The statements made on the internal affairs of India won’t be tolerated : India slams several countries including Pakistan
Several countries including Pakistan that made statements on the hijab issue in Karnataka were slammed by India.
Demonstrations at Aligarh Muslim University supporting hijab
Educational institutions should not be made a political arena; no permission should be granted for wearing hijab or saffron shawl in schools-colleges.
Will chop the arms of those who touch the hijab of girls : SP’s Rubina Khanum
Those taking the law in their hands and giving threats like this should be arrested immediately and put in jail.
Karnataka Govt has no right to decide anything on the religious clothing : USA
The religious fanatics in any country and any higher position will always be in favour of their religion on any matter, irrespective of whether it is correct or not !
Religious fanatics attack Hindu youth’s house for posting about hijab on social media
Instead of making such an appeal, it is necessary to take the initiative for timely action against the attacking religious fanatics.
Over 2,439 women raped in Pakistan’s Punjab Province in the last 6 months
Why are none of the women organisations, The Commission on the Status of Women or a women leader from India talking about the plight of Pakistani women ?