Patna: Referring to the ongoing lines surrounding the use of headscarves by Muslim women students in Karnataka, BIHAR President BJP Sanjay Kumar Jaiswal said on Friday that “children” must comply with “the public (executive)” (issued by the Government, Administration “or Any institution) and leave the practice of wearing a headscarf on campus.
When asked about the observation of RJD then Prasad about the controversy of the hijab that the country was pushed towards the Civil War, Dr.
Jaiswal called his ‘Ghatia’ (low) thinking, adding that the controversy was intentionally made to attack The state secular system.
“It was being under under the conspiracy to endanger the state,” he said.
“Under the country’s constitution, everyone has the right to follow his religion.
But if there is public order – and it is written in the Constitution – then the problem of faith and religion must be separated.
Public orders must be enforced and also obeyed, “said Dr.
Jaiswal.” School children bring their faith, caste, and social position based on family wealth, but a general school / college uniform is intended to end these differences, “he said, Citing his own personal experience.
Regarding the use of turmeric scarves by Hindu children and students on campus as a reaction to the hijab controversy, Jaiswal said, “If one thing is wrong, it does not mean that the thing done in the reaction will be correct.
Wearing a turmeric scarf as a wrong reaction.
“With regard to the socialist political stream of CM Nith Kumar, Jaiswal also echoed a recent observation made by PM Narendra Modi that he was the only true socialist in the country, because he had not practiced and promoted ‘Parivarvad’ (promoting someone’s family at the cost of others).
“In the country, Nitish is the only leader of his time and from the socialist generation who has become a true socialist in the sense that he has not practiced ‘Parivarvad,’ also does not promote his family members at any level,” Dr.
Jaiswal said.
“Otherwise, both then Prasad or Mulayam Singh Yadav, they have promoted the interests of their families.
They did not leave room for growth and rise for anyone from outside their family, “he added.
Girls Should Not Wear Headscarves on Campus: Head of BIHAR BJP
