Published : 19 Feb 2022 08:29 am
Updated : 19 Feb 2022 08:29 am
Published : 19 Feb 2022 08:29 AM
Last Updated : 19 Feb 2022 08:29 AM
Bangalore: On the forehead in Karnataka Saffron The incident in which a student was sent back without being allowed into the classroom has caused a stir.
The Karnataka High Court has issued an interim order in a case against the ban on wearing hijab in educational institutions. Following this, the Karnataka Education Department issued a circular saying, “Those who wear religious attire should not be allowed in the classroom.”
Following this, the students who were wearing hijab were sent back home. Condemning this, students have been engaged in a series of protests for the 3rd day in places including Chikkamagaluru and Shimoga. In this situation on the forehead at the Government PU College in Vijayapura Saffron The college administration refused to allow the student to enter the classroom.
The enraged student got into an argument with the teachers.
The Bajrang Dal, Aura Sena and other Hindutva organizations at the entrance of the college came to know about this Struggle Conducted. The police arrested them because the arrival of the 23rds were banned near the colleges.
Pramod Muthalik, the leader of the Sri Ram Sena organization, said, “Putting kung fu is not a religious belief. Identity of Indian culture. The teacher who refuses to allow the student to enter the classroom should be fired. Until Hindu students wearing saffron and vibudhi are allowed to enter the classroom Struggle Will continue, ”he said.
Lecturer resigns against ban Chandini, a female lecturer at the Tumkur Private College in Karnataka, has been denied admission. Dissatisfied with this, he sent a letter to the principal of the college asking him to resign his lecturer job. In that letter, I have been wearing hijab for the last 3 years. It is currently unconstitutional to demand the removal of the hijab. I resign to condemn the action of the college against my religious beliefs. ” |