Agra: A large number of Muslim female students of Aligarh University (AMU), wearing a headscarf, come out to support students who protest the hijab line in Karnataka and hold a protest parade on the university campus on Friday.
Male students also gather on campus for protests.
They dub controversy as “planned”.
“If they try to target this again, then we will block the streets in Aligarh,” said the students.
A student who protested, Tanveer Fatima, said that the current protest was proving that wearing a hijab was their democratic rights.
“We have the freedom to wear anything and it includes a hijab too,” he said.
“Muslim girls have been wearing a hijab for centuries in this country and there is nothing wrong in it.
Why is this problem grew up now,” female students who protested question, adding that this is constitutional right.
“We can use or eat what we like”, he said.
“A Muslim woman who is alone in Karnataka is harassed by some boys wearing a turmeric scarf.
There are no actions taken against them.
Our request is to catch the children because it can happen with us,” said other students who protested.
Students reiterated that ideologies driven by hate cannot come in between.
Student girl Hijab Clad and their education.
Poster-poster displayed in protests carrying messages – “Why is my headscarf your problem” and “If a woman is free to show her body.
Why isn’t she free to cover it?” Students state that the authorities in the helmet need to take care of the sentiment of all religions and ensure practices Free faith in the country will be beneficial for peace that everyone has a common interest.
“As long as the scheme to disrupt the education of students dressed in the hijab is not pushed back, students swear that they will raise their voices to fulfill that goal,” said a student.
Amu students held a march protest on campus
