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Students In Hijab Continue To Sit Outside College Premises; Principal Shuts College Gate Himself
Writer: Aditya Pran Changkakati
A multimedia journalist with a keen interest and observance of rural development, healthcare, and civic issues.
Karnataka, 3 Feb 2022 2:30 PM GMT
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Students of Karnataka’s Udupi college, which again on 1st February denied entry in classes to students wearing hijab, has moved the Karnataka high court seeking the right to wear headscarves inside the classroom. College Principal himself closed the gates on them. Meanwhile students in hijab still continue to wait outside the college premises in a hope to resume their studies soon. The plea states that the Indian constitution guarantees the Freedom of Conscience and the right to profess, practise and propagate religion. Advocates Shathabish Shivanna, Arnav A Bagalwadi and Abhishek Janardhan have moved the high court on behalf of the petitioner.
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