16 students refused entry into classroom at Mangalore University college for wearing hijab


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (SS)

Mangaluru, Jun 2: Yet again, the hijab issue is back in the news. As many as 16 students of Mangalore University college at Hampankatta were denied permission to enter the classroom for wearing hijab on Thursday June 2.

The principal of the college Dr Anasuya Rai refused to permit entry into their classrooms to the 16 students who demanded that they be allowed to enter the classroom wearing the hijab.

The students had not attended their classes in their college ever since the deputy commissioner had called for a meeting.

On Thursday, the students were present in their college to attend their classes.

The students were spotted seated beside the library building later.

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Pradeep, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    After a clear verdict from the High court. Why few students are disturbing others. Please take strict action against the lawbreaker. Pls. pass order to debar the student for 2 to 3 years to appear in examination.

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  • Suhail, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    How about an ''all minority protest'' ? Gen I see the other minority faction calling, what is their stand now?

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  • Kedhar, Mangaluru

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    One of the girls was reportedly saying " No support from Khader. He is busy playing football, cricket in Ullal". Now Girl, Girl, Khadar may play even Kabbadi at Ullal. This is lawful. India is a free country with law abiding citizens. One can wear anything, anywhere... However, get this right... Not in Educational Institutions, which have their set of rules. Now there is a court order too to that effect. Even Govt. Educational institutions have to follow. No one can help. Khadar, Father or Swami.

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  • Jarappa, Bantawala, Mangaluru

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Hijab, Burkha, Komana everything is to be banned, only uniform is allowed .....

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  • Chandra, Surathkal

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Is this a time pass act? Respect court order and please don't disturb environment unnecessarily

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  • Sherif, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Where is the party that calls itself 'champions of minorities', who come to our door step for votes. The savior of minorities? Not even a whimper from them.

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  • A.M.Belma, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    They are readying themselves for a press conference as usual. They wont take the Girls sides, since their ideology is changed. They are into 'Soft ..'. You know what.

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  • Alwyn, Canada

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Please follow the court order. Don’t depend on politicians all the time . They destroyed the fabric of the land every where east to west. West also have same issues but hard.

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  • Pacific Heights, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    When the court order is clear ,why create this ruckus agian and then say 'Bjp is not allowing ' and all that xhit. Come on yaar ! Do not expect support always!

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  • prakash, Manipal

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Students must respect school/college rules... Or else they can always join another institution suiting their choices...

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  • Akil, Udupi/Bengaluru

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Education is everyone's fundamental right. Denying Education on the basis of someone's religious practices is not justifiable. Having said that, I am not against equality and uniformity for all. The very idea of education is to develop scientific temper in children/students and preparing them to be good human beings/citizens of this country. If that itself is denied, then i have no words!!! Hope, our Honorable Supreme Court uses its brains and gives a progressive verdict on this!!! Jai Hind!!!

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  • Sanjay, Mangaladevi

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Akil, Who is denying Education. The college or students are forcing.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Religion has to stay in the heart, not in politics. It is private

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  • Sma, Bengaluru

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    What about the strings on the wrist ???????

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  • Sherif, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    What are you exactly try ing to say,, Students to wear Hijab or NOT?

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  • Kedhar, Mangaluru

    Thu, Jun 02 2022

    Make uniform compulsory. No Hijaab, Langot etc. Same for everybody. Open Fashion/ Fancy Dress Universities for fancy dress or hardly any dress etc for these types.Not at study campus when court orders are there.

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