Hijab Row: Public release of students' Mobile Numbers..?
Hijab Row: Public release of students' mobile Numbers..?
The parents of the karnataka students have complained to the police alleging that some of their personal mobile numbers have been leaked to the public. As a result, 6 Muslim students staged a series of protests against the ban on wearing the hijab. Thus the students there engaged in a series of struggles. Condemning this issue, some student body wore saffron and chanted 'Jai Shriram'. Condemning this, the baba Saheb Ambedkar student body wore a blue stripe and chanted 'Jai Beem'. The holiday was announced for schools and colleges in Karnataka.
The karnataka High Court, which issued an order yesterday in connection with the hijab case, has banned the wearing of religious clothing, including the hijab and saffron color shawls. students should wear a uniform advised by the college only. Protests should not be made in a way that will affect the education of students. This case is supposed to be heard by next Monday.
In this situation, the parents of the students who started the hijab struggle met the Udupi district police Superintendent N. Vishnuvardhan and said that Some miscreants have published the mobile numbers of their children on social networking sites. This may be misused by some. Therefore, appropriate action must be taken. The police have asked for documents related to the complaint and asked whether appropriate action would be taken.
The parents of the karnataka students have complained to the police alleging that some of their personal mobile numbers have been leaked to the public. As a result, 6 Muslim students staged a series of protests against the ban on wearing the hijab. Thus the students there engaged in a series of struggles. Condemning this issue, some student body wore saffron and chanted 'Jai Shriram'. Condemning this, the baba Saheb Ambedkar student body wore a blue stripe and chanted 'Jai Beem'. The holiday was announced for schools and colleges in Karnataka.
The karnataka High Court, which issued an order yesterday in connection with the hijab case, has banned the wearing of religious clothing, including the hijab and saffron color shawls. students should wear a uniform advised by the college only. Protests should not be made in a way that will affect the education of students. This case is supposed to be heard by next Monday.
In this situation, the parents of the students who started the hijab struggle met the Udupi district police Superintendent N. Vishnuvardhan and said that Some miscreants have published the mobile numbers of their children on social networking sites. This may be misused by some. Therefore, appropriate action must be taken. The police have asked for documents related to the complaint and asked whether appropriate action would be taken.