India / At least let the hijab be worn on Friday, the demand of the girls in the High Court, the hearing adjourned again

Karnataka | The hearing on the Hijab controversy was held again in the Karnataka High Court today. During this, advocate Vinod Kulkarni, appearing for the girl students, requested the bench that Friday is Friday, please allow the girl students to wear hijab on Friday for now. The bench said that okay, we will consider your request. Then shortly after the hearing was adjourned for Friday.

The hearing on the Hijab controversy began once again in the Karnataka High Court on Thursday. Party-in-person Vinod Kulkarni requested the bench to allow girl students to wear hijab in schools on Fridays. Vinod Kulkarni said, "Friday is Zuma. Please, for now allow girl students to wear hijab at least on Friday. This interim order is creating mass frenzy. Will consider

Earlier, advocate Rahmatullah Kothwal, appearing for the petitioners, referred to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and said that as per the UDHR, everyone has freedom of religion and freedom of conscience.

At the same time, the Karnataka High Court dismissed the petition of a social worker regarding the Hijab controversy. We are not satisfied that this PIL has been filed in accordance with the rules. At the same time, on Thursday, the petition filed for permission to wear hijab in educational institutions has been again adjourned. Now the next hearing of the case will take place on Friday.