Bengaluru: Middle school in Karnataka reopened on Monday after closing from last Wednesday after an unwanted incident in several parts of the country on a row of hijab.
Section 144 of the criminal procedure code has been enforced in the sensitive field in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada Regency, and Bengaluru.
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He also said that the decision on the reopening of pre-university and degrees will be taken after assessing the situation.
The government on Friday said that the holiday was announced to the university owned by the Department of Higher Education and Universities under the Department of College and Technical Education (DCTE), after Raging Hijab Row, has been extended until February 16.
The Karnataka High Court, in the interim sequence of waiting for consideration of all petitions related to the hijab row, previously asked the state government to reopen educational institutions and hold all students to wear a turmeric scarf, scarves, headscarves and any religious flag in the classroom.
On January 1, six female students of a student at Udupi attended a press conference held by the Campus Front of India (CFI) in the coastal city that protested the college authorities denying them into the classroom wearing a headscarf wearing a headscarf.
It’s four days after they ask the main permission to wear a hijab in a class that is not permitted.
Until then, students used to wear headscarves to campus and entered the classroom after removing a scarf, said Rudre Gowda’s school.
“The institution has no rules about the use of hijab like that and because no one usually uses it to the class in the last 35 years.
The students who come with requests have support from outside forces,” Rudre Gowda said.
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