Bengaluru: “If this happens again, I will shout ‘Hindustan Zindabad’,” said Bibi Muskan Khan, a teenager who shot fame standing for his rights when he was Hindel by a group of young men when he entered his college campus wearing a burqa and headscarf.
“I did not shout Allah – Huakbar on the communal path.
I did not make Hindu-Muslim division,” he told Toi, even as people across the country debated his choice of words.
A second year trade student and daughter of the owner of the gym, dreams of music 19 years studying the law.
He did not have a direct role model but found strength in the doctrine of his faith and in God.
“Since childhood, wearing a veil has become a priority.
Everyone in my family wears a headscarf.
It surpasses the symbol of Islam for us; this is a ship for our self-esteem,” he said.
When the Saffron Shawl-Clad men raised the ‘Jai Shri Ram’ slogan on February 8 in Pes College in Mandya (100km from Bengaluru), Muskan fight, shouting ‘Allah-Hu-akbar’ and walking directly to campus without signs of nervous signs.
Asked to explain what happened, he said: “I was surprised by their fanaticism.
Their scary numbers.
With so many boys around me, come to me as if to attack, I pray to God to help me through the situation That and the words of Allah-hu-akbar flowed out, “he explained.
If he faces the same situation? Muskan said: “I will definitely say Hindustan Zindabad.” He said he was asked at the entrance of the campus to raise his abaya.
Tenageness, he enlarges past them towards the college parking lot and the rest is history.
“I’m red with anger.
How dare they ask me to removea clothes? They don’t have humanity,” he said.
He added: “I don’t know what the misunderstanding and where it came from suddenly.
Most of my Muslim classmates are hijabi and college we haven’t acted against us like some other institutions.” Muskan want to focus on his studies like ordinary students .
However, mental peace and cooperation are difficult to find with such turbulence, he said.
“I have called Sherni and many other names.
Honestly, I don’t want all this.
I just want to learn.
I am exhausted talking to people and clarifying my position.
The hijab is my identity, I like to wear it, it is my Izzat,” He said.
He said that he believed in the power of India’s constitution and would wait to release him and justice members of the community.
“Inspelah Sabr Karenge (God willing, we will survive),” he said.