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New Delhi : Karnataka High Court upholds ban on wearing hijab in schools The case has now reached the Supreme Court. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the Karnataka High Court’s decision. The apex court has also accepted the petition. But the apex court has refused to hear the petition expeditiously. However, the Supreme Court has directed that the hijab controversy be heard after Holi.

The High Court on Tuesday ruled in favor of the hijab controversy in schools in Karnataka. Under this, the Karnataka High Court in its decision had maintained the autonomy of educational institutions. The court ruled that students must abide by the rules of school uniform. The court also rejected all the petitions filed against the ban on hijab. Girls have been banned from wearing hijab in educational institutions following a court decision.

What did Karnataka High Court say about hijab ban?

The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday upheld the Karnataka government’s decision to ban the hijab in educational institutions and classes, noting that the hijab is not an integral part of Muslim religious beliefs and traditions. The court rejected the plea of ​​the Muslim students to wear hijab and sit in the classroom. The court also observed that the decision did not violate the fundamental rights enshrined in the constitution. One of the petitioners, a student, has approached the apex court against the decision, saying it was unconstitutional.

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The court ruled that the hijab ban was appropriate, given the issue of uniformity in uniform. The court upheld the February 5 ban in Karnataka, saying the government has the right to ban clothing that would jeopardize equality, integrity and public order. The court ruled that invisible hands were trying to disrupt social harmony and unity by igniting arguments like ‘hijab’.

Nowhere is there any mention of ‘hijab’ being an integral part of religion. That is why we considered the matter before making a decision, “said a full bench headed by Chief Justice Rituraj Awasthi. Justice Krishna S. Dixit and Justice. J. M. Khazi was a member of this bench. The court had on February 25 reserved its order after hearing the petitioners’ side on the issue of hijab. The court on Tuesday dismissed the petition.

Karnataka’s Basavaraj Bommai government has welcomed the Karnataka High Court’s decision on the hijab dispute. Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai had said that the decision of the court should be accepted by all. At the same time, BJP MP Tejaswi Surya also welcomed the decision of the Karnataka High Court. This will give students the opportunity and right to education, he said.