hijab ban: Owaisi angry over Karnataka High Court decision; Said, ‘Muslim girls …’

New Delhi : High Court upholds hijab ban in schools and colleges in Karnataka The court ruled that the hijab is not part of the obligatory practice of Islam. MIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi disagreed with the High Court’s decision. The petitioners have said that they will go to the Supreme Court against the decision of the High Court. Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti has said that the ruling was against the religious freedom of Muslim women.

‘What’s wrong with hijab?’

“I do not agree with the decision of the court, this is my right,” Owesi said. What is wrong with wearing hijab? I do not understand this. Hijab ban violates Article 15 of the Constitution. Gives freedom of religion, culture, expression and art to every citizen of the country. The court’s decision will have an adverse effect on Muslim women. “Muslim girls will be targeted everywhere. In the race to modernize, we cannot forget religious practices,” Owesi said.

Mehbooba Mufti said …

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti has also questioned the court’s decision. ‘Karnataka High Court’s decision to ban hijab is very disappointing. On the one hand, we talk about women’s empowerment. On the other hand, we are depriving them of their basic rights. “It’s not just a matter of religion, it’s a matter of freedom of choice,” Mufti said on social media.

Students at a government college in Yadgir, Karnataka, have boycotted classes and exams in protest of the hijab ban. At the same time, advocates representing students seeking permission to wear hijab in the High Court Dhar has said that he will go to the Supreme Court against the hijab ban. We are disappointed with the decision of the Karnataka High Court. He hopes that this will give us justice in the Supreme Court.

The Karnataka High Court dismissed all petitions opposing the hijab ban

‘Hijab is not just a garment to wear’

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has expressed displeasure over the Karnataka High Court’s decision in the hijab case. Whatever you think about hijab, it is not about clothes, it is about women’s rights. “It is ridiculous that the court has not upheld this fundamental right,” Omar Abdullah said.

‘Action will be taken against those who disturb peace’

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai’s statement came after the court’s decision in the hijab dispute case. Strict action will be taken against those who disturb the peace in the state, said Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai.