Hijab controversy reaches Karnataka High Court | What's the matter about
  • 2 years ago
A Muslim girl student from Udupi filed a writ petition in the Karnataka High Court seeking a declaration that wearing a hijab is a fundamental right. As many as six students were barred from wearing hijab inside classrooms as it was against the uniform policies of the school in Udupi. The girls have been asked to attend online classes till the issue is resolved.

Meanwhile, the Karnataka government has set up an expert committee to resolve the issue. Until the committee recommendation comes, all girls have been asked to adhere to uniform rules. It was informed that students will not be allowed to attend classes with hijabs till the government committee submits its report.
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