Violating Hijab Order Can Lead To Anti-National Activities: Union Min
Mumbai: Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Shobha Karandlaje said that violating the Karnataka High Court order which restricts the use of hijab in educational institutions can lead to anti-social and anti-national activities.
“The High Court has already made it clear that there is no scope for hijab in the classroom. All the people living here should respect the law of the land. Strict action should be taken against those violating the High Court order as it will lead to anti-social and anti-national activities,” Karandlaje said.
Her remarks come a day after 12 women of Mangalore University’s University College in Dakshina Kannada’s district headquarters city Mangaluru were denied admission citing a high court order.
The full bench of the court, in its March 15 order, while hearing petitions filed by some Muslim girl students of Government Girls Pre-University College, Udupi, held that hijab is not a necessary religious practice and everyone should follow the uniform. should do. governance in educational institutions
Asked about the VHP claiming it to be an ancient Hindu temple on the ongoing controversy related to Malali Masjid in Mangaluru, the Union Minister of State said if the places of Hindus could be returned and everyone would be able to do the right thing. So if he is determined, then everyone can live together. mistakes made in the past.
Karandlaje, BJP MP from Udupi-Chikkamagaluru constituency, said many temples were destroyed in the past, though the present generation was not his eyewitness.
If the archaeological excavation brings the truth out, there is scope for correcting things, the Minister said adding, the solution to the problem can be amicably sorted out if both the communities come together to find a solution.
Speaking about a ‘love jihad’ case in coastal Karnataka and the protest by Bajrang Dal, Karandlaje demanded a stringent law to put an end to such cases.
“I had said in the past and reiterate today the need for a stringent law against love jihad,” the Minister said.
(With PTI Inputs)
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