Udupi: Even as a hijab (hijab) line in the PU College government for girls in Udupi remains unresolved, Hindu Jagarana Vedike (HJV) has challenged the government, that the Safron Shawl Campaign will be launched in all educational institutions in the district, if Muslim girls Allowed to wear a hijab during class.
HJV Mangaluru Divisional General Secretary Prakash Kukhalli said, “If the hijab is permitted, Hindu students will attend classes by wearing a turmeric scarf in schools and colleges in the district.” Accused that communal organizations tried to disrupt harmony on the campuses of education, Kukhalli said that the effort was carried out to send students to the institution by wearing a burqa and hijab.
“They are now demanding permission to wear headscarves during class, and in the future, they can ask permission to wear a skull and burqa hat on the campuses of education.
Communal organizations try to describe the reported incidents in the district as an international problem.
We will launch a student campaign Hindus wore a turmeric scarf in all schools and colleges in the district, if the government bent into the pressure tactics of religious organizations, “he said.
Meanwhile, the Delegation of the NSUI State Committee arrived in college in Udupi, to meet the principal, and discuss the headscarf.
However, universities remained closed on Friday, after several students were tested positive for Covid-19.
Farooq Bayabe, NSUI State Vice President, said that the organization had decided to file a direct petition in the High Court, in connection with the hijab problem.
“The fundamental rights of Muslim girl students are rejected by banning the hijab on campus,” he said.
The NSUI delegation submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner Udupi M Kurma Rao, to allow Muslim girls to wear headscarves during class.