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Date: 2022-03-15

Karnataka hijab row live updates: HC says hijab non-essential part of Islam, dismisses all petitions
The Karnataka high court on Tuesday dismissed petitions filed by a section of Muslim students from the Government Pre-University Girls College in Udupi, seeking permission to wear Hijab inside the classroom. The prescription of school uniform is only a reasonable restriction, constitutionally permissible which the students cannot object to, a three-judge bench of the court further noted. Stay tuned to TOI for all latest updates.
The Times of India | Mar 15, 2022, 12:44:52 IST
Karnataka hijab row live updates: HC says hijab non-essential part of Islam, dismisses all petitions
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Islam practice is accepted by Constitution; don't know how high court has given this verdict. We will wait & see. Education is also very important. Govt has to give protection to all girl students. Petitions have been rejected but customs continue: Karnataka Congress MP DK Suresh

12:33 PM (IST), Mar 15
Everyone should follow court order for benefit of children. It is a question of fate & education of our children. Necessary arrangements have been made to maintain law and order" 
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12:11 PM (IST), Mar 15
I welcome the judgment of the Karnataka high court; it's a very important step towards strengthening the educational opportunities & rights of girl students, especially for those belonging to the Muslim community." 
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11:34 AM (IST), Mar 15
Udupi MLA, Raghupathi Bhat, who is also the president of the College Development Committee, of the Govt PU College for Girls, requested the six protesting girls to return to the campus and respect the HC order.

11:28 AM (IST), Mar 15Karnataka hijab row live updates: HC says hijab non-essential part of Islam, dismisses all petitions

The Karnataka high court on Tuesday dismissed petitions filed by a section of Muslim students from the Government Pre-University Girls College in Udupi, seeking permission to wear Hijab inside the classroom. The prescription of school uniform is only a reasonable restriction, constitutionally permissible which the students cannot object to, a three-judge bench of the court further noted. Stay tuned to TOI for all latest updates.

The Times of India | Mar 15, 2022, 12:44:52 IST

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Hijab verdict: What Karnataka high court said

How Karnataka hijab row unfolded, spread

Unauthorised construction: Thousands of flat owners get BBMP notice, panic

Not much government can do to curb online gambling: Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai

Karnataka high court to deliver verdict on hijab case today

Bengaluru: Police get 200-250 calls every month on noisy house parties

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YOU HAVE UPDATES

12:44 PM (IST), Mar 15

Hijab case verdict: Section 144 imposed in parts of Karnataka; schools & colleges shut in Udupi

READ FULL STORY

12:35 PM (IST), Mar 15

Islam practice is accepted by Constitution; don't know how high court has given this verdict. We will wait & see. Education is also very important. Govt has to give protection to all girl students. Petitions have been rejected but customs continue: Karnataka Congress MP DK Suresh

12:33 PM (IST), Mar 15

Everyone should follow court order for benefit of children. It is a question of fate & education of our children. Necessary arrangements have been made to maintain law and order" 

- Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai

12:11 PM (IST), Mar 15

I welcome the judgment of the Karnataka high court; it's a very important step towards strengthening the educational opportunities & rights of girl students, especially for those belonging to the Muslim community." 

- BJP MP Tejasvi Surya

11:34 AM (IST), Mar 15

Udupi MLA, Raghupathi Bhat, who is also the president of the College Development Committee, of the Govt PU College for Girls, requested the six protesting girls to return to the campus and respect the HC order.Institutional discipline prevails over individual choice. The judgment marks a paradigm shift in the interpretation of Article 25 of the constitution. The ruling restates the position of law as held by SC in Sabarimala (case) by saying that what is essentially religious is not sufficient but what is required to be shown is essential to religion: Karnataka attorney general Prabuling Navadki