Students of Mangalore University were allegedly barred from attending classes since they were wearing hijab. The students later headed to the library; they were, however, denied admittance there as well.

After a jointly recording video by the parents of the two girls, a Hindu and a Muslim, the Rajouri district administration ordered an inquiry against the teacher and placed him under suspension.

The video capturing a girl offering namaz in classroom was reportedly submitted, along with a complaint, by a right-wing organisation to the university authorities.

“I welcome the decision of the High Court, and I hope that now students will go back to the classes because education should not suffer.” NCW Chief accepts Karnataka HC verdict on hijab.

The Muslim Ittehad Front along with VBA wanted to felicitate her and her family members but the police did not give permission.

Amid the hijab row Pakistan flag sent in WhatsApp group flares up tensions at a college in Shivamogga. Demands are being made to charge the girl with sedition.

Pooja Veerashetty, a Bajrang Dal teen girl, said on video, “If you want the hijab all over India, we will chop you all with Shivaji’s sword.”

When a Muslim woman approached him seeking blessings, the Theyyam welcomed her with open arms and kindness.

Sikh girl asked to remove turban in class, with college citing the Karnataka HC’s interim order that restricts the use of religious symbols inside institutions until further directions.

Media coverage on hijab row has veered dangerously away from the crux of the matter that relates to letting girls inside classrooms without bias.