Last Updated on 13/08/2024 by wccexam Desk
A case related to hijab has come to light in a college in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh. Here, the principal of Janta Inter College has expelled the girl students who came to school wearing hijab. The girls allege that the principal of the inter college is not allowing them to come to school wearing hijab. This case is rapidly going viral on social media.
In the video going viral on social media, the students are seen in school uniform wearing hijab. In the video, the students are seen saying that their school principal threw them out of the school after the assembly. The students are accusing the principal that the school principal has thrown us out of the school because of hijab. The school principal has told the students not to wear hijab and come to school with two plaits.
Students brought their family members to school
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The students also say that the principal has ordered the students to bring their family members to school. Aaj Tak has spoken to the district inspector of the school in this matter. When he was asked about this matter, he said that this entire matter is in our knowledge and we are investigating this entire matter.
This was SC’s decision on the Mumbai Hijab case
Let us tell you that while hearing the case of ban on Hijab, Burqa and Niqab in Mumbai’s college, the Supreme Court has given immediate relief to the petitioner girls. After hearing the case, the court had put an interim stay on the college circular. In the court, the college’s lawyer Madhavi Dewan said that more than four thousand Muslim girl students happily study in the college without a veil, but the Supreme Court put an interim stay on the order banning the wearing of Niqab, Hijab, Burqa, Patka, Cap, Badge etc. in the college. This is the case of two colleges located in Chembur, Mumbai.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)