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Friday, July 13, 2012 11:53:34 PM (IST)  

Puttur: Scarf Row at Ramakunjeshwar College - Student Boycott Classes

Puttur: Scarf Row at Ramakunjeshwar College - Students Protest

Pics: Arun Uppinangady
Daijiworld Media Network - Puttur (RD)

Puttur, Jul 13: Muslim students of Ramakunjeshwar College, near Uppinangady, staged a protest outside the college on Friday July 13, urging the authorities to allow them to wear scarves to cover their heads.

The students also boycotted classes on Thursday July 12 against the ban on wearing scarfs inside the college campus.

Speaking to the media, the students said that they presented a memorandum to their College principal 15 days ago seeking permission to wear 'hijab' on the college campus. As the college authorities have not taken any decision in this regard so far, the students have boycotted classes and will continue to do so till their demands are met.

The principal said that a decision in this regard will be taken after discussing the issue with the managing committee and the parents of students. “The issue has been earlier discussed with the parents of students and it’s up to the management to decide their stance,” informed the principal.

Ramakunjeshwar Pre-University College principal Satish Bhat and Sanskrit lecturer Narayan Bhat tried to convince the agitating students to attend the classes and the students were firm that they will attend the classes only with the scarf. The students alleged that their religious practices demand that they wear scarfs in public places and sought justice for their cause. The students continued their protest despite the scorching sun.

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Archana Poojary, Mangalore/Mumbai
Tuesday, July 17, 2012

I just dont understand why people are creating an issue of such a small matter. Every school / college has a dress code and the same has to be followed. If they dont want to follow then they should find a school / college where there is no dress code. India is developing country. We have to move ahead. In metros we do not find such issues coming up in schools / colleges. This matter has to be clearly sorted out and if possible talks can also be had with senior religious leaders to take their opinion if it is mandatory for girls to wear scarf. if it is not mandatory then students should attend the classes and clear their exam rather than wasting time on boycott. This will unnecessarily create a problem for their future. They may also loose one precious year of their studies. Think and then Act is what i want to say here

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T.K.Hamza, Kushalnagar
Saturday, July 14, 2012

WHEN I WAS STUDYING IN THE SCHOOL THERE WAS A CERMONY CALLED SHARADA POOJA, IF THIS IS THE CASE WITH MUSLIM GIRLS THEN ALL TYPES OF POOJA & PRAYERS TO BE BANNED FROM THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES AS IT WILL HELP TO KEEP RELIGION AWAY.

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Gregory Fernandes, Pernankila/Bangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Shankarnarayanan Aiyar T.A.S, Mangalore/Rameswaram

What is the dress code in India? More and more stripping?. Go to Rural Rajastan ans Haryana and see your Hindu Sisters dress code and then comment.I am living in Sindhi Colony of Fraser town Bangalore. Even the daughter - in - laws (modern) have to cover their head in front of their elders. Do not make issues out of nothing. Try to live in harmony. These Muslim girls covering their head have not done any dent to anybody's image. It is only the handwork of some RSS creatures to devide the society.

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Joy, Mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

If there was a Sikh student in this college, would the Management have asked him to come without his turban?

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Alwyn, Mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Human being likes to break rules if it is imposed and i'm sure most of us do. So why not make every one wear a head cover and come?? I'm sure next all will come uncovered and protest stating we don't want to cover head?? what say guys??

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Mohammed T, Mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Why this going in allover india in mangalore only because there some BJP poletics tha's the reason

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Shankarnarayanan Aiyar T.A.S, Mangalore/Rameswaram
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Mr.FAZIL, DXB

While our women's are obeying dress code in Islamic countries why not your people follow rules and regulations of Institutions/Colleges/Schools. Our elderly women's also wear 'Burqa' in other countries - when there life time they didn't wear such costumes. First of all try to live within majority community according to there wishes. Otherwise door is open.

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nagesh nayak, bangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

hey,Rakesh Dsouza, Mangalore, Dubai,

WHY YOU WERE MUM DURING CHRISTAIN INSTITUIONS BAN TILAKA ON FOREHEADS OF HINDU GIRLS.

WHY YOU WERE DUMB & DEAF DURING BAN ON BANGALES.

THERE ARE ATROCITIES ON HINDUS THRUOUT THE WORLD & IT IS RIGHT IN THE MINDS OF PSUEDOS LIKE YOU.

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Imran Shaikh, Kaup/Dubai
Saturday, July 14, 2012

dheeraj, puttur

Try to respect other religions.

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Hashim, saudi arabia
Saturday, July 14, 2012

its when Joining time clearly mentioned all the rules and regulation. no one college mentioned this type rules.if they mentioned this rules they chose other colleges. no problum for this students. let the talk about the govt. and pre-Education clear the problum as soon as possible becous students there time going very fast once go time not come agains. let the mangaments and give them good educatuion they will get ther brainght future.

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shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Sankaranarayan Aiyar/Rameshwaram,

YOu have a thread around your shoulder to prove your superior caste. Keep this dirty ideology to your home and siblings.

India is not your forefathers personal property. It belongs to every Indian be it a hindu, muslim, sikh, christian. Ours is a secular country. You dont allow any muslim person inside your home, that your personal, but these colleges dont belong to you threaded communities. Its India and it belongs to us as much as it belongs to you. What right you enjoy being an Indian, we do have the same rights..

Nobody can deny our rights...Forget about making India a hindu nation...you even cant think about it. We have sacrificed our lives to this nation and we are proud to do it.

Recall the first war of independence was started by sepoy mutinty by hindu and muslim soldiers in 1857 and in 1757 again its muslims who revolted against british.

In the name of freedom of speech you dont have right to abuse other religion. Why you people have protested against the screeing of kataraveera. For u people have feelings and sentiments and others dont have. Stop attacking churches and masjids if you wish to have peaceful and secular society. Dont ever instigate others.

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Rakesh Dsouza, Mangalore, Dubai
Saturday, July 14, 2012

I cannot understand what is the problem if muslim female students wear Scarf in the school.Does it go against the dress code of the school.? Even during my college days we had Muslim female students studying in the college, wearing scarf. Why educated people of Mangalore are bringing religion everywhere including schools.? We are living in a society and we need to respect others religion and privacy as long as it is not harming anyone.

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jeevan, mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Altaf Hussein, Bhatkal/Dubai

Hi, noted your comments. It is not only reserved in Karnataka and all over world same problem yaar. Why you hide the truth ?

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m h rashid, udupi ksa
Saturday, July 14, 2012

India's current president is covering her head, why there is restriction to the students?

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shekar, Bangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

hello Rafique hassan, mangalore
Instead of asking principal for his religion, you should have asked Sania Mirza because she is a muslim and knows what to wear while playing and while studying.

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Charles D'Mello, Pangala
Saturday, July 14, 2012

After going through the news, it is clear that the school has banned wearing scarf to the school. I dont think there is any merit in these students agitation. Since they knew very well that scarf is not allowed in this particular school. I feel these students are unnecesarily getting their relegion in the school campus and shall be expelled without any consideration, if the school has made it clear to them during admission. Although I do not think wearing a scarf should be banned...!!! Whatever it is the rule has to be followed and not relegion in the educational institutions.

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Altaf Hussein, Bhatkal/Dubai
Saturday, July 14, 2012

The primary objective of any educational institution is to give education.If these girls wear Scarf,which will not hamper their education in any way, whats the problem with the managment??.If some student come to the college with head band !!Kesri!! Color/their forehead colored with three white strips/sikh student coming with the turban will the managment take any action against them.

Why when itcomes to muslim wearing a scarf it hurts every one.Basically under BJP rule they want to destroy all secular fabric of the society.They can survive only on these issues only.I dont understand why these issues are coming during BJP Ruling time.I have seen students wearing Scarf/Burga since my childhood and there was no issue about it.Its all politcally motivated to Keep Muslims away from education.Imposing your ideology forcibly on others,which will not work

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rasheed, bhatkal
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Many reader have confusion that india is a hindu country, no, not. It is scular nation. and nobody can instruct us to send saudi arabia or other nation,because this is our country, our forefather have done well.

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bsatheesh, udupi/dubai
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Freedom in INDIA is too much thats why this students making strikes.The rules made by school for the reason of equality.

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peter, mlre
Saturday, July 14, 2012

its not the what one wears and how its worn creates tension but what are its implication. we need to change the mindset. in India anything that is demanding and disciplinary gets support. why dint the ABVP not take any morcha all over when the student girl was molested in Guwhati? if wearing a particular dress at a particular place has its negative results then steps must be taken. in India everything turns out to be political/religious issue.

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Arun Menezes, Kallianpur/Udupi
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Mr.Dheeraj and Shrimaan NAYak, If you want certian rules to be followed inside the CLASSROOM(NOT CAMPUS)and if someone has a problem,you can ask them to leave(Scarf is still not a problem inside classroom)no need to comment on which creature is dominating,or some creature from Mars,not your problem. GROW UP!

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murali, bantwal,mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

As i am not a communal person..i completely support the school.in the school premises you need not to wear scarf or hat..what if tomorrow a student belongs to rss who come to school with black hat ?

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Krishnamurthy, Malpe
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Very 'bad' comment,'abusing' words, Have you got the guts to repeat the same dialogue in front of 'Ramakunjeshwar College', any how you are a local boy from that place???

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Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Certain groups mixing religion with our education system specially in India is a disturbing factor .India is a democratic country,each one of us the right to learn in a peaceful way. Students following school and college norms a healthy sign to follow.Education is your future , hope you will not make mistake about your future .

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FAZIL, DXB
Saturday, July 14, 2012

India Is a Secular Country and students are it's citizens, Soudi Arabia is not Democratic Country Where land of the Law is ruling, Millions of Our Hindu brothers earning money the name of India Nation not based on Religion, Sisters sure Almighty helps you dont ever give up, keep strugle.

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sathish hegde, Nalkur/Muddur-Abudhabi
Saturday, July 14, 2012

a.Fakruddin, Kaup/Saudia....Very good comment.This is the first time i ever came across a comment by a Muslim says Education is primary & Religion is secondery.Hats off. This should be the approach. Keep your religion at home &Go to school for studies. Obsession with religion will only divide us.

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Arun, Mlore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

This is absolutely ridiculous,,,A college is opened in this remote suburb to benefit the local population and now these ungrateful locals are taking it for granted, the owner of the school should take a firm stand and threaten to close the college and convert it to a 2-3 star Hotel . When the students travel 20-25 miles to a far off college, all this tantrums would stop.

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jeevan, mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Now they ask scarf, muslim personal law for their own benefit and WHY NOT THEY ASK SHARIAT LAW FOR CRIME ?.

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Faiz, China
Saturday, July 14, 2012

If everyone should follow common code, then are many things to be modified, Can the other community remove Bindi /Tilak (Dot on Forehead) ? What is wrong in wearing Scarf? Why suddenly started these kind of Bans on dressing? No one had problems for Hundreds of years. This is Just a policitcal motive to devide the society and create distance, nothing but vote Bank games.

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Syed, Udupi
Saturday, July 14, 2012

No doubt world is developing & changing in the name of moderniztion. Todays generation is bored about the dress code imposed by our ancesters. The day will not be very far when this young generation becomes the management comettee members and professors an lecturers they will only allow those who wear inner clothes only!!

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Ramesh , mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

i quote MARK TWAIN "Man is a Religious Animal. He is the only Religious Animal. He is the only animal that has the True Religionseveral of them. He is the only animal that loves his neighbor as himself and cuts his throat if his theology isn't straight. He has made a graveyard of the globe in trying his honest best to smooth his brother's path to happiness and heaven....

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M H RASHID, Udupi, KSA
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Dheeraj puttur, Karya Kundapur and other readers who oppose covering of head please note:
President of India Mrs Prathiba Patil, in almost all the pictures I saw covering her head with the pallu of her saree. What do u want to say on that....This is not the religion, this is our indian culture..

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Khaleel Ullal, Mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Judge them by what is IN their head, not what is ON their head.Head covering on a Muslim is a political statement but it is not when on a Christian nun’s head.All brothers and sisters please think about this.Please let us Muslims to live with our life style.what will you loose if we wear the hijab.I need the answer from my brothers.

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rihan, mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

gud guys this called unioun dnt stop untless d permission is granted to wear scarf.. since dey ve not mentioned anything in d college rules n regulations, hw can dey implement it nw.. keep d protest on.. u guys r role model for other students..

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Shankarnarayanan Aiyar T.A.S, Mangalore/Rameswaram
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Mr.Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

Why 2000 girls missing in Kerala. Who the person cut hand of School Teacher.Don't talk rubbish.

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Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Today Scarf not allowed, Tommorrow Duppatta not allowed later what else. !!!!

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vincy, bangkok
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Sikhs are allowed to wear a turban every where and if you support this nuisance then they will ask catholic nuns not to cover their head. These Muslims females not just started wearing a hijab in 2012 at school. We had classmates with hijab but none of the students or authorities had any objection. Neither any boy came with head bands to protest this. But now all of a sudden you want to divide them in the school so that you can divide them in the society. What you will do when they multiple and stand in front of you like a mountain.The history repeats itself.

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nagesh nayak, bangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

hi, dheeraj, puttur,

HATS OFF TO YOUR COMMENT.


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haneef, dubai
Saturday, July 14, 2012

India is a Secular country , where every person has the right to preach, practice and propagate any religion they choose. A scarf did not violate school's dress code, and hence, the school's direction was violation of the student's fundamental right of freedom of conscience and professing and practicing their religion.

In a verdict of Mumbai High Court in 2002, court mentioned if a Muslim girl studying in a Girls school where there are no boys, then it’s not necessary to wear scarf. Last month Kendriya Vidyalaya Sanghatan (KVS) in Alahabad, which have history of 50 years has introduced changes in the dress code of students and now Muslims students can wear Scarf and also Sikh students can wear Turban.

In Ramakunja case it’s a school with co-education of Boys and Girl’s. And also these students are not requesting for exemption from the school dress code. They want to wear scarf on top of the dress code mentioned by the school management. Seems there was no problem till now in other schools, only some schools are creating conflicts between religions by making big issues out of this.

Why only special rule in this college, there are hundreds of colleges in and around the state. The law should be uniform all over the state and not only for this school. Our prime minister, our president still practicing their religion in this secular country why can’t the students of this college?

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jeevan, mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

This is all due to the political appeasement policy. My advise to students follow school uniform or join some other schools who allow to wear scarf. First try to learn religious tolerance. I am hindu but i am indian first.

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Shankarnarayanan Aiyar T.A.S, Mangalore/Rameswaram
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Mr.shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

You people are crazy - even not allow women's to touch 'Vegetables' or 'Fruits'. First of all learn to stay in society than advise other's.

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nagesh nayak, bangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Ramakunjeshwar Pre-University College principal Satish Bhat and Sanskrit lecturer Narayan Bhat are 100% right.

MUSLIM STUDENTS SHOULD OBEY COLLEGE RULES & SHOULD NOT FOLLOW THEIR RELIGION INSIDE THE COLLEGE CAMPUS.

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Rihan, DXB
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Mr. Dheeraj, Puttur. Creatures like you need proper domination from better creatures.


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Ramesh , Mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

..Shahnawaz..Dont justify the act as tit for tat..BJP Govt may not be form Govt next time..But, remember u people will be the loser in long run, if u support these kind of things.if we impose religion in tender ages of the children,intolerence for other religion will grow, they will see everything in the prism of riligion..i am a Hindu.i studied in a school where majority are muslim students, i woke up for early norning studies hearing the AAZAN..But i never saw my classmates wearing scarfs,topis OR Hindu student wearing kesari shawls..if we allow these things now, surely students of other religion will follow the suit..Do u think thereafter children can concentrate on studies...

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Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Does the school prospectus mention that students should not wear HAJAB? So why all this song and dance now? Is someone trying fan communal passions only to divert attention from the POLITICAL FIASCO?


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Allen, Mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Instead of causing problems at schools and colleges,these parents are free to send their children to Madrasa instead of private institutions where they can cover their faces also.

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Raj, Udupi
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Those who are potesting send them to school in Saudi Arabia. When muslim country can impose rules on othere .....why cant India.

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Gregory Fernandes, Pernankila/Bangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

If Sikhs are allowed turban ( Even Knife) inside class room, These Muslims/ or any other person too have equal right to wear head scarf.Keep on your fight. Do not bend to the fanatic persons arroud Puttur.

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Ramesh , Mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

..Why these people bring religion in everything..Without parents pressure, children wont go for strike..Today scarf, tomorrow topi..you can not give on excuse like sikhs wear Pagdi & all...some one should take it seriousely..school/colleges are not for practicing religion...

i request all Muslim readers of DAIJIWORLD to read 'DAWN' & 'THE NEWS' leading news paper of PAKISTAN to see what they have done to their country,educational instituations in the name of religion..Now, they are in a total mess & no point of return..i request for God sake leave children to live their life & get good education & become good humanbeing...


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vincy, bangkok
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Dear Dheeraj,The word domination you should use on the authorities.

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vincy, bangkok
Saturday, July 14, 2012

dheeraj, puttur,should see who wear a hijab and why they request permission to wear a Hijab.It is a female student and we should know that our president cover her head where ever she go.Respect a woman first then think if you can call her as a creature. Our own schools force our students to wear long skirts in many schools. Then why you have a problem if a female student seek permission to cover her head.

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Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Let the College Management ignore the issue simply without pouring much fuel on the subject and let the concerned Students go on strike. Let us see who will be the looser? These students need Hijab wherever they do not want and remove the same wherever they supposed to wear. At one side they oppose whatever subject to be taught in classes by Government saying “Kesarikaran” and another side their religion dress code symbol should be allowed in the same classes?

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shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi
Saturday, July 14, 2012

All problems due to BJP and safronisation of our social system. Its systamatic effort by the organised outfits to impose their ideologies on schools and colleges... 10 years before there was no such thing and all was well. Recently everything is a problem....There is some organisation behind the college decission to ban head scarve and also there is counter organisation that instigate students to go on strike... Law of nature.. I am fed up....

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sha,
Saturday, July 14, 2012

To improve this society government should instruct all education to allow scarf

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Shankarnarayanan Aiyar T.A.S, Mangalore/Rameswaram
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Mr.dheeraj, puttur

AGNI-I missile successfully launched. Will hit target. All are on other side. Wait for some more days. Should bear will reap good fruits. If they have any objection let them learn in there affiliated colleges/schools. For everybody same code of conduct should be implemented.

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shekar, Bangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

How many problems in the name religion? Animals are better than human beings. In Saudi Arabia they do not allow any other religion, so why other countries should meet their demands?

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Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah
Saturday, July 14, 2012

It is not A BURKHA,ONLY SCARF..Unnecessary issue.Female students should be allowed to wear which help them to save from scorching sun too while coming to college..

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Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai
Saturday, July 14, 2012

During admissions to the college was it made clear to the student that wearing of HAJAB is banned?
If “NO” then some COMMUNAL JOKER is raking up this issue only to divert attention from the POLITICAL FIASCO happening in Karnataka.

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AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE
Saturday, July 14, 2012

One does not join a school or a company with ones own rules and guidelines. If the college had these guidelines before admission, the students need to abide by them. Besides, covering face is silly and inhuman. Education is precisely to eradicate such blind practices.

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Ashok, udupi
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Its a lesson to all teh collages where Muslim student streanth raising , one or other it will happen , even though they agree for collage dress code at the begining.

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a.Fakruddin, Kaup/Saudia
Saturday, July 14, 2012

These students clearly knew during admission process that there is a dress code laid out by thge college. These students can not ignore the college laws now. Their focus should be education and not the religion (which is secondary).

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Lionel dsouza, Bangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Burkha can not be permitted in the class, as it will impact the identity factor....but there is no harm in wearing scarfs....

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karya, kundapur
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Public istitution is not a place for religious show case. Muslim, Hindu or any religion have a common code or understanding to have a standard dress code. Covering the face does not make any religious out come. As long as dressed decently it is fine. In western countries some girls come to school half naked. But no one is bothered becasue it is a fashion.

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N. Frank, India/Ksa
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Scarf row is a old subject, it goes round the world off and on in schools/offices/public places etc and not just at Ramakunjeshwar college.

As long as the students dont cover their faces, it is not necessary to make a big issue of it.

If the schools dont intend to entertain wearing of head scarf's inside the school premises, they should specify the same prior to admissions and not after admissions are done.

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rafique hassan, mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

BE SUPPORTIVE TO COVERING THINGS, OPPOSE TO ANY OPEN THINGS. THIS ISLAM TEACHES, DEAR PRINCIPAL, WHICH RELIGION YOU ARE BELONG TO. THAT IS OPPOSING TO WEAR HIJAB. PLEASE CLARIFY.

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Girish Kumar, Mangalore
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Damm not again....

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ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA
Saturday, July 14, 2012

It is a strange and unprecedented news that Muslim female students going for a strike!That means there could more Muslim students(numbers) to go for a strike.My understanding is that dress code was already with college prospectus then how come the misunderstanding raked up now?I have no comments on that and the issue is between Muslim female students and management of Ramakungjeshwar College.One thing is still not clear why Pre-university and universities are not laid uniform dress code on educational institution which may help to sort it out like this issues.

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