As per the latest reports, the Karnataka government has made uniforms mandatory for Pre-University Course(PUC) students from the scholastic year 2022-23. The directive forms a part of the guidelines issued for the PUC students.
As per sources, the decision BJP took the choice thinking about a hijab emergency, when the PU classes restart. The SSLC (Class 10) results were reported on Thursday in the state and confirmations for the PU universities will start from Friday onwards.
In the rules gave by the Education Department for 2020-21 scholarly year, outfits were not necessary. Sources in the Education division said that the new rule will engage school administrations to carry out a restriction on hijab in homerooms.
A few parents and students have scrutinized the government’s choice. Notwithstanding, the Special Bench of Karnataka High Court which heard the matter maintaining the government request expressed that wearing of uniform is obligatory for students.
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The court additionally excused the request testing the uniform rule and requesting the option to wear hijab in study halls. The candidates have moved toward the Supreme Court regarding this situation.
Giving no extension for any disarray in regards to wearing of hijab, the rules referenced that regalia endorsed by the School Development and Management Committee (SDMC) are mandatory for PUC students.
The new round expressed that in the event of SDMC not endorsing any uniform, students are prescribed to wear a piece of clothing that will keep up with balance and solidarity and it underlined that it shouldn’t upset public request.
Hijab line which made global news, started with the six young lady students sending off a dissent requesting freedoms to wear hijab in classes. The dissent for hijab what began in Udupi Girl’s Pre-University College, spread across the state.
The issue took a public turn and undermined the lawfulness circumstance in the state. The emergency brought about a chain of upsetting occasions causing social turmoil in the state. Muslim associations and merchants challenged the High Court request on hijab.
Afterward, the Hindu associations claiming that Muslim brokers don’t regard the court request, gave call blacklist Muslim sellers, dealers, craftsmans. Muslim brokers were approached to wrap up their shops in sanctuaries and strict charges. The issue of purpose of amplifiers by mosques to call Azan against the Supreme Court rules is likewise being raised by Hindu associations.
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