Bengaluru: In the midst of tension and violence in educational institutions and other places, the Karnataka High Court on Tuesday, was postponed until Wednesday, the hearing of petitions questioned the rejection of permission to wear headscarves and others.
The single bench headed by Justice Krishna S.
Dixit also asked the student community to maintain peace.
Meanwhile, given the volatile situation in the state with a background of the hijab crisis, the BJP government has stated a three-day vacation for schools and colleges starting from Wednesday.
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The Chairman of the Minister of Bumavaraj Bommai has asked the students to wait until the court order and not provoked.
Hearing this problem, the bench has asked for advice to present their arguments briefly.
Justice Dixit also observed that the court had trust in public discretionary strength and students.
The argument and counter-arguments cannot be heard until the end of the academic year, Bench told advisor.
The court will take problems on Wednesday at 2:30 a.m.
Advocate General Prabhuling Navadagi, emerging for the government, will present his argument in front of the bench.
However, the bench did not oblig on his request to give temporary commandments to stop protests until this problem was heard by the court.