Hijab controversy: Hijab judge sentenced to death in hijab case

_Bangalore : Karnataka High Court judge threatened with death (hijab controversy) The judge who delivered the verdict in the hijab case on March 15 has been threatened. A threatening video has surfaced on social media. A video message has been sent to you on WhatsApp. In which, High Court Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi was threatened with death, alleged Umapati S. Has done.

Hijab was a contentious issue in most parts of Karnataka. The Karnataka High Court had ruled in the case. The High Court had upheld the ban on hijab, saying it was not an essential religious practice. It is alleged that the ambassador provided the information to Hussein. I was shocked to see the threatening video. He immediately contacted the registrar of the high court, the lawyer claimed. The lawyer has written a letter to the registrar. You received a video message from WhatsApp at 9.45 am. The video is in Tamil, he wrote in the letter.

The video is likely to be from Madurai in Tamil Nadu. The video threatens the Chief Justice of Karnataka. “We know where the chief justice goes for a walk,” the video claims. The threatening video also mentions the assassination of a Jharkhand judge. Meanwhile, the decision has been challenged in the Supreme Court as the Karnataka High Court upheld the hijab ban.

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Judges who have decided to ban the wearing of hijab in schools and colleges will now be given Y-grade security. The Bangalore police had registered an FIR against the judge for threatening him. Now the Karnataka government has decided to provide Y-level security to the three judges.

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After the hijab controversy in Karnataka, now there is a controversy over teaching Gita in schools in the state. If there is no Bhagavad Gita, then where can one get morality? This will discuss the issue of teaching Gita in the school curriculum, said Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai. In Gujarat also, Bhagavad Gita will be taught in the curriculum from 6th to 12th from 2022-23.