padmanabha Shenoy, udupi/Saudi Arabia

I dont think Burkha should be banned. Instead teachers can ask them to show their faces for identification before entering the class rooms which is allowed in Islam. Thus problem can be solved amicably both management and student will be happy. Why unncessary create tentions?

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ASEEM, MANGALORE

before opening the college you should know that, what is the purpose to opening the institution. it is not for spoiling the human rights.

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T S Thomas, Colombo

The matter here is not the uniform issue. It is a purposeful act of humiliation to insist a Muslim girl to change her burqa in the roadside, outside the school campus. It is a shame on the college and its management! Even St. Aloysius has this rule, but they dont ask the students to change their burqa outside the campus, only outside the clas room.

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Denis Britto, Mangalore

The college Mgmt can make their own rules like a parent at home.

Do you go and complain to the DC or Police if you do not like your parents rule at home ?

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rashmi, mangalore/uae

OMG!!! Its like now every year this drama is taking place! y dont the girls or guys just cant respect the school uniform rules & regulations,y do they simply create nuissance! just if those gals have to go to college let them go, one who cannot respect the code of college,not just create confusion...and the managment let the girls change thier dress in ladies room or say a place for them to remove burkha.
In mangalore girls use burkha to hide themselves!so many girls just wear it when going out with guys to hide them self. y just they dont concentrate on studies,they r going for study!just maintain uniformity.... And mayor can enter college coz its for students the code is patternized to look equal not an guest or outsider! respect the dress code

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Shabir A., Mangalore

@alban lewis, Kallianpur/bangalore

Have you read the rules and regulation of that college???

If wearing burkha is banned, why did they allow all these days???

I ask you the same question: Why after getting admission, they (college administration) start all this nonsense?

Try and understand the problem here... its now about students being asked to remove their burkha outside the campus in the street, in public!

Students didnt use to wear it while in the classroom.

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Bulsam, Mangalore

The authority should allow Muslim girl students to wear purdah till the classroom but during the college hours they should not wear purdah again until they leave the campus.
As far as the approach of the International Human Rights Law standards is concerned, the debates on the wearing of headscarf by Muslim women could be analysed from the following three-fold dimension of rights, namely freedom of thought, conscience and religion, freedom from discrimination and the right to education and work. Supporters of the right to wear the Islamic headscarf argue that the ban and similar prohibitions infringe a number of human rights.
According to International Human Rights Law, everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion this right includes…freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in worship, teaching, practice and observance.”
The right to education is recognised in many major human rights instruments, including the Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989. UNICEF has recently reported that millions of children worldwide are still denied the basic right to education - with gender disparity ensuring that the majority of those children (65 million) are girls. Perhaps it is then ironic that the ban on headscarves in public schools will deny girls access to education.

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alban lewis, Kallianpur/bangalore

Before getting admission, everyone has to read the regulations of the college, school or any other educational institution.
If it is specifically mentioned, certain type of attire is not allowed in the college, school premises, then those get admission have already agreed to the rules.
Why after getting admission, they start all this nonsense.
Those who do not want to adhere to the rules, can go to colleges, school where it is allowed.
Why make a hue and cry here.

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Seif Sultan, Kulshekar, Mangalore

These educational institutions should learn from colleges run by Islamic organisations. “Hira Women's College near Thokkottu is managed by Shanthi Educational Trust under the aegis of Jamaath-e-Islami Hind. Though this college has made full body covering uniform compulsory for all the students, it has given a special permission to non-Muslim students to dress according to their wish,”

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ad, mangloor

Leave the Burqa wearers alone.

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Bharat, mangalore

Good Move. This is not the time to make the VOTE-Banks unhappy.
Simple rule for bureaucrats > dont make the govt. unhappy.

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Ayes P, Mangalore/KSA

It is humiliating the women whether its minority or majority asking them to remove the BURKHA/dress on the streets/roads instead of campus. These girls are removing burkha in the campus are also not acceptable but somehow it is manageable being a human being management/admin of school should provide changing room instead of campus. Political parties are creating problems in and around the peoples though out Karntaka and also India only for the vote bank to loot the country’s wealth and hatredness among the peoples and spoil the brotherhood between the communities. But now a days educational institutions are joining hands with the political parties to spoil the innocent students carrier/life educational institutions should not join the hands with the political parties. Timely DC’s intervention is highly appreciable before the situation is going out of control.

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A. M Shaikh, Belapu /Dubai

Verry shocking dicision, this decision by college management or BJP , RSS, because we are confused, election on head, Muslims Wearing Burkha which is for the religion and non muslims wearing burkha for Hiding identity and entering the places illegally, or they wanted to get 2nd marriage,like deputy cheif Minister of Jharkhand Chandra Mohan's lover Anuradha. She is also wear burkha some time,Rama Sene must go to Jharkhand and protest against Chandra Mohan. He is converted his religion,

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ahmed, riyadh/managalore

Usually all colleges when they are over crowded they will start this kind of natak's, later when they reduce the number of students and getting bit financial decrements, they lift up the ban with some other reason, this is usual guys, just cheer up

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ahmed, riyadh/managalore

Guys dont forget to respect the religious aspects, every community has diff way of living ways, dont argue unnecessarily for useless, just because of college bans on somethings

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Derek, Balmatta

What happens in college campus & thier rules are meant for the college 7 students.

It is not "outsiders" who decide what/when/why/how. Keep religion/politics seperate from education specially private ones who can decide thier OWN rules.

New administrators COME & GO that does not mean the rules change to thier whims & fancy!

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Hassan, Dammam/Mangalore

I agree with what diana, mangalore/mumbai comments. We have lot of other issues to be sorted out i.e. devoloping strong infrastructure , bring people out of poverty and take the India to new height. All we have to work together as one body to achieve these goals. Hating each other on some issues is not worthy at this time then again we go 10 years back. Whenever people respect each others religion then above goals can be achieve and peace prevails. If we see past history, nation/humans destroyed on the basis of hatred on nationality, caste,rascism,color etc. We need to overcome all this problem to take India to a strong and developed nation.

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Sudharsan Shetty, Mangalore/Bangalore

Louis why are you giving political image to everthing. In our district every colleges have imposed their own uniform from long back, but there are few secular minorities like who always give your religious sentiments everywhere with the support of your secular party kangress. Please remember that please keep your relgious sentiments at your home and not in public places. If you stay in any educational institute please follow the rules and regulations of that institute. Otherwise create a own institute for the secular minorities for you.

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G.Z.Tumkunte, Udupi

As elections near, such things will increase to attract the deserted electorates, which are all directed by Hidden hands.

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Leslie Lobo, Mangalore

This is the flavour of BJP rule in Karnataka. Every year one or two colleges make this 'natak' and create nuisance.

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faraaz, mangalore/dubai

moyor cannot enter in to campus because she wears burkha.can management explain please this rule is only belongs to student or thier family and public also.

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Vincy, Bangkok

why dress changing room? see what the DC says.This means middle of the year the management purposely played dirty tricks.

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m.kappa, Bhatkal, Jeddah

@ capt.cornelio, udyavar....I am asking you, to joining another college if we donot agree with rules & regulation. But why these type of issue @ present. If Subramanyeshwara is a Fashion/modelling institue then i am agree with all of readers.

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Browny - Kuwait, Kuwait

British divided Indians in the name of religion and until now this trend is followed. Indians leave and die by the religion. For an Indian, Religion comes first in each and every matter. God created human being not the religion.

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M. Kappa, Bhatkal, Jeddah

@ Ravi Mumbai, The country's law between India & Saudi Arabia is totally different on religius base. But this topic is different.
The law of Saudi Arabia is all the womens must wear burkha. If any women ignore this than they send back to the india.
When Daijiworld publish any article related to your comment i.e., In saudi Hindu girls also need to wear burka. Nobody will comment on that.. That time most of the reader answer your question ok.

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KK, MANGLORE

.Mera Desh ka kya hoga haal,oh GOD save my country,

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HANIF, SHIRVA/SHARJAH

jeevan Mlore, YOU ARE RIGHT WE ARE SAFE IF WE RESPECT EACH OTHER SENTIMENTS, BUT WHAT YOU WANT TO SAY WEARING BURKHA WILL HURT OTHER SENTIMENTS? ANSWER ME WHY THESE ISSUES RAISING AGAIN & AGAIN IN THE SAME RSS INFLUENCED COLLEGES? CAN YOU GUESS WHY THE NUMBERS OF MUSLIM GIRLS ARE SO LESS THERE? IT SI BCOZ THEY ARE TRYING EACH & EVERY WAY TO HUMILIATE MUSLIMS, DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW RSS STARTED? & WHAT IS THEIR INTENTION? TRY TO GAIN KNOWLEDGE ABOUT IT, YOU WILL GET SURPRISED ABOUT THE FACTS.

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Dev Sagar, Mangalore

This ban on burkha etc. is reflecting badly on a secular democracy that too on the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi who had wished India to be secular and all citizens as equal. Shame on these narrow minded fanatics!

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AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

I agree with what Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai, said. Respect the sentiments and stick to the rule. Give these women/girls a good room at the gate to change, and not tell them to change on road side!

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ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

In divided Districts of DK/UDUPI there were barely any Muslim female students studying in colleges!But now the picture is entirely changed and more female Muslim Students taking up College and PG studies which is a progressive thinking/promising steps from minority community.Do not make issues out of issue and these kind of things were heard from PUTTUR/SUBRAMANYA/KALLADKA/BAntwal!!!Kindly do not discourage minority community's female student in pursuing higher studies and it is not illegal or unconstitutional.DC's timely intervention is highly appreciable.

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Allen, Mangalore

Right decision by the DC. It is really humiliating to girls to remove burqa on the streets while entering the college and as long as they are not wearing burqa inside the class.

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diana, mangalore/mumbai

There should be dress code for college students. Wearing burkha was not allowed even in christian school when I was a in school. Muslim students used to remove their burkha in/outside the school main gate. Even in Mumbai burkha is not allowed in any of the school/colleges. Subramanyeshwara college should provide a place for the muslim students to remove thier burkha and hang the same so that they can wear after college. Keep way all the political parties to make it as an issue out of this. There are more serious/critical issues neglected by them over the years has to be taken care of, than creating one more trouble for the people of Mangalore.

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Rocky, jubail

Ravi, Its muslim country , and constitution is Quran, if you want to earn money you will come to saudi, does saudi govt ask you to come to their country, Pls explain

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Nabil, Mangalore / Saudi Arabia

Dear Mr. Sudarshan. What is the use of constitution then? Ambedkar wasted his time writing such a big constitution.

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Charles D'Mello, Pangala

This is not correct. they have to allow the students to wear burka as they were not told during their admission. Now on the fresh students may be banned and not the existing.

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Louis, Kuwait

Rules for all. Uniform is necessary inside campus. But why now? Just bcz elections are due? BJP want to devide people to create vote bank. With which face BJP will face the electorate?

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M.KAPPA, Bhatkal, JEDDAH

Now a days it has become very common in karnataka that instead of education the management of such institution has subject of Burkha, scarf etc only. They are get behind by the BJP, VHP.
They are targetting Muslims students only. Why this had not happend in the past? I request all those parents whose childrens are studying in these colleges, should & must be denial.
Shame of these institution..Now a days uttara kannada's institution became at cross purpose.

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Bulsam, Mangalore

Today is Gandhi Jayanti. Here is his message for all of us:
"The shape of the world indeed is transformed if all of us lived in a spirit of love and amity with one another".

If we all follow his ideology there is no hurdle that cannot be adjusted amicably with one another. What we needed is little give and take, so that neither the college rules nor the religious sentiments are hurt.
A good Muslim is one who refrains from indulging in a practice that is not going to yield any positive result.

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Najam, Bajpe

Sanghis are in full swing in order to avoid minority get educated either by such bans or fake arrests of Students and professionals.

There should be a solutions for such 'Sanghi' phenomena...

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Agnello, Mangalore/Muscat

The impression created is that school management has not handled this issue with sensitivity it deserves. They could have implemented this rule for all new admissions. If they have done so they should categorically announce it. The school management has the right but foremost it has to be fair

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Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

Very wise comments by Mr.
Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai. People who are working and had worked, outside India and with International community, who are exposed to the different culture are more adaptable and broad minded in their thinking.

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capt.cornelio, udyavar

If you cant follow educational institute rules you find another college where you can dictate terms.colleges are to educate you.if you dont want good education it is better fro those students to find an institute of their choice.no one is forcing them to join this college.this issue is not created by students but by few fanatics always look for some reason to create problems.

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Rafi, Mangalore/UAE

Its all just polictical game, polictics should not be allowed in Campuses. better show terms and conditions while admission, not in the middle of the education. so that decision will be the individuals. join or get rid of the campus.

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Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

Let us don’t make issue in this subject. Hardly 15 Muslim Girls studying in their College. Let them wore what they want but provide them suitable dress change room so that they can maintain uniform principle of College too. Its’ become passion for making issue not because of religious fervor but tit for tat attitude of Political Parties. If these Girls Parents become too religious, either they will ask their daughters to stay at home where by depriving education to these girls or they have to travel more distance to seek admission in another College. If College really interested to bring the dressing mannerism, then they have to concentrate on those youths who wear indecent cloths only

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Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

Any rule which is in the College prospectus during admission should be followed by all students. This new rule should have done for next academic year, may not be this year as the students who wear burqa insides the college campus are now in dilemma whether to continue or not.

Here I completely blame the College management for bringing this rule in between this academic year, not during admission time. My question those who oppose is very simple. In a college which is run by muslim majid, suddenly in the middle of the academic year, they bring notice saying all girls students should wear hizab ( covering the face) in the college campus, how they will react. Every coin has 2 sides, let us respect each other, Formulate rules before the admission not in the middle of the academic year.

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Rita, Madikeri

If there is a uniform system in the School then Complete Burkha shoudn't be allowed but they should be allowed to cover their head. If no, then school should allow them to wear Burkha without covering the face. Remember, in todays world no organisations will serve anyone with pure heart. Whether it is Hindu, Muslim or Christians (any) organisation money will be their main focus. No one will teach you free or with discounted fee considering your financial status. If we want to be in any organisation then we need to adhere to their policies, rules and regulations or else we need to see some other alternative. Am I right?

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Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udipi/India

yes one thing I forgot to mention here i.e while implementing any directives or any rules management of the school or college must keep it in mind that other religion students are also coming for an admission and honor and respect their tradition.if they don't agree or don't like their practice students must be intimidated at the time of admission itself.Not in between.In the midst of academic year any such incidents/issues are raised students future is spoiled.Don't do that.Whatever the college/schools norms/rules are there must be mentioned in the college prospectus so that any student think about joining the particular college/school.Just to please any particular political party or segment please don't put the students future in peril/danger.They are innocent.Don't succumb to any political game or pressure.Coz we are in secular country.Don't be the victim of any political parties.They want to play political game no matter whether it is students or anybody else coz of ensuing election. Muze voteka parva hai,thumara nahi hai.

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sudarshan, ganjimut

Good decision by college. Relegion should be kept in home and not in public place and institutions.All the rules strictly followed as per college terms and not as per parents/children.

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ilyas udupi, qatar

Mr Ravi
Am 100% sure no hindu citzens in soudi Arabia
Mr ravi can u prove???

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Lingappa A, Mlore /Dubai

What does the student prospectus say ? the students need to abide by that.New rules are not to be implemented in the middle of the year. Enough notice has to be given to the students/parents. This will be the new fiasco,, the next would be a protest by the college students,, this will be followed by another protest with the support of all college students union, then the students from political wing would join in and call for one more strike. A waste of time & energy,

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Prashant, Mangalore

You are right Mr.sundeep, it dosen sound good removing burkha on road. Instead the collage should provide a small change room next to the main gate inside campus.

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Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

Why ban in the middle of the Year. Is someone trying to divert attention from the flips and flops...

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Shailu, UAE

Well, what ever the management was thinking,but its delayed decision. Let them bring any rules but, it should start at the beginning of the carriculum. Also it must been informed to the parents/ students. They can't bring it now.
About religious rules, fine. Recently Saudi arabia said that it will deport any other religion people found eating or drinking in public places during Ramadan. No other religion people staying ther objected. Ajmaan made new policy for marriage certificate document. It is one of the pathetic one. Still, if you want to stay there and earn then follow the rule of that country. In the same way, if you want the same college then follow the rules. No religion should come in the way. If anyone deeply attached with that then better stay away from socialised institution and join the same religion college. Every matter of concern have the alternative ways.

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mabel, mangalore / uae

Decision maybe for safety because anyone can enter college but as a mark of respect Burkha has to be changed inside the college not on the road.

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Inthu, Basrur / UAE

This is not good move to our future generation. We are enjoyed our collage days as all are one relegion. NOw these culprits wanted to communal seed in youth this may head to spoil the environment of the educational place.

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amharz, Mangalore

If the Management wants to ban the Burka they should have informed the students when they came for admission.So they have a chance to change the colleges were Burka is allowed. its not fair to implement the rule middle of the academic year and it will be difficult for the Muslim girl students suddenly to come without Burka in front of male students.

These students were wearing Burka entire life it is Muslims culture. If the management is talking about uniform and equality then they should allow Hindu students to wear Bindhi, safron rops and nuns to wear thier dress then shows the equality or else it just hurting some ones sentiments
If any of the respected family from India goes to Whale Beach in Nevada (Nude beach ) will any one of you go naked over there accepting their culture ... I doubt any one will do it because we are not use with that culture

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Sandeep, Udupi/Bangalore

Really girls removing burkha in road side doesnt look nice. Whether it may be muslim or hindu girl, we should respect their privacy. Meanwhile they should obey rules of the institution. They should give proper space to remove it. Why ban on burkha create these much issues when convents ban Bindi Bangals everyone keeps quite..?

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GERALD, modankap-bantval

VINCY BANKOK YOU ARE 1000% RIGHT AS THE CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES WHO BUILD UP THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM THRU-OUT INDIA AND STILL SERVING UNCONDITIONALLY TO THE SOCIETY WITHOUT LOOKING AT ANY RELIGION/CAST AND CREED !!!

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abutalmiz, ksa

Not a big deal..what can a minority expect from "SUBRAMANYA TEMPLE" ADMINISTRATION. One thing is very clear with such decisions which divides the communities and leads towards extremism.

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Jacobnelson, Bejai/Mangalore

Venkat Dambekodi, BJP leader assured full support

Quote:
"BJP members along with other Hindu organizations will also hold a protest."
UNquote:

Dear Brothers why you want to divide and rule?

Why can't you people support all equally?

You need power then get it in good manner.

Power....
So quickly it power given
So quickly it taken away.

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Vincy, Bangkok

Do you have guts to ask the mayor to remove her head scarf at MCC Mangalore? Then why you force the younger generation. This will only create enmity and havoc.

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Girish, Karkala / Riyadh

Kenneth Shirva !! i dont know what development you are talking about. If we provide our young generation good education in good environement the development will come automaticaly. The peaceful society will achieve more than the society which is everyday fighting with each other. This is what I feel.

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wilson K K, Mangalore/doha

Dear Kukke swamiji,
Please Dont Create Problems....doing all these silly things please think Deeply and take decission with the Management and Board of Directors....allow the Burkha to the Muslims Girls...if you want you can tell them not to cover the Face....the Face should Open...bcos of the Illegal issues of our country/world.
Thank you

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Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

Following one's college norms it is the best interest of the students and to thier study too. Education and religion should not be mixed and that of politics too!. Education is a foundation to our future and foundation should not be a question mark in anyway? . The college administration should have its own norms before one's admission.The students who joined earlier should continue thier education wihout interferene and the required implementation should be amended gradually and periodically.

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Vincy, Bangkok

You fundamentalists,please read the history books and see who started secular education system in India. The people who made churches,hospitals and schools never asked anyone to remove the head scarf or wipe out the forehead nama’s.
The people who built churches and schools had only one objective that is to provide secular education and every one is equal irrespective of caste and creed.
These fanatics only started few schools and colleges later in mid 21 century by raising funds from public promoted education only for higher castes, whiter skin and the lower caste was discarded.
Now they realized the mistakes they made in the past and with the public funds and government aid some schools and colleges mushroomed. But they use these institutions to create a awareness that they are different and they can bend rules.

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Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar

Now next Election manifesto BBC - stands for Burkha, Bull Buffao n Cow..

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Ayes P, Mangalore/KSA

Venkat Dambekodi, BJP leader assured full support on their behalf.Quote "Speaking on behalf of temple administration, he said the students are made to wear uniform inside the campus mainly to ensure equality and discipline in the institution, but opposition parties are using the issue for political gains" Unqoute. Is it not he is politicizing the issue!!! and he is blaming opposition parties.

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Sulthan, Mang/Bang

Showing naked belly in saree is ok. Wearing burkha, does it harm anybody, no it protects the girl from evil eyes, for the sikh people will u ask them to remove the sikh turban and also ask them to shave. No u wont.

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Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udipi/India

I fail to understand why this issue is being surfaced every now and then from different corner of the state?All these rules were in place without any problem why all of a sudden this so called political parties creating problems?Do they think about the academic future of the students?Do they want to play on the life of students by provoking like this?Wearing uniform inside the campus is the right decision taken by the college management in order to maintain equality and discipline amongst the students.What is wrong in it?Besides it is clearly mentioned in the prospectus of the college before their admission.If anybody is objecting why the parents allowed their wards to get an admission in the college and they would have preferred other colleges where such restrictions are not there.Why only now in between?.These are all political parties vote bank gimmick.This rule is not meant only to certain segments of the society.This is applicable to all regardless of caste,religion,language and colour in the best interest of students as well as college management.Why to oppose.Those who oppose let them find their way out from this college.Those who are supporting let them think twice before extending any help or support.Just for the sake of politicasl mileage?what a shame it is?I ask one question with the people who support this move one fine morning if any student other than muslim stundet come with only loin cloth or any other objectionable dress will you support this or if any one of you run the college or school will you accept all these nonsenses?.

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Kenneth, Shirva

People are not commenting much on development news of udupi which published. But this issue attracts all commentators. Please wake up and be possitive. stop blaming each other

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Vincy, Bangkok

They are indirectly challenging and discouraging a Muslim girl from seeking education. The same people who are against having madarasa education in our country.Then where shall a Muslim girl will have her right of education?
The elections are near and the fundamentalists are coming with innovative ideas to create the different wave. The only one agenda is ‘party with difference’. The only slogan is ‘we are a party from the majority community’. The principles are so strong that ,these leaders who are so called king makers do not change the ideology even by highest level of education. They do not agree with the history that states that these waves ruined our country for centuries now.
The Girls should continue the stir and seek more support from the society and continue education and face these challenges. Do not forget that the unity of womanhood can shake the entire system.

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Girish, Karkala / Riyadh

If the college move is to ensure equality among the student then it is acceptable. But they should allow student to enter the campus with burkha bcz girls removing thier abhaya in the road side does not look nice. college has to provide a safer changing room for these girls. I hope this ban is not inspired by political parties.

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M H Rashid, Udupi, Saudi Arabia

Elections are fast approaching and politicians will try to divide the public in the name of religion and do the vote bank politics.
I agree uniformity should be there inside the class room but why now ( middle of the year), they should highlight this in college prospectus and implement the rule from the beginning of the academic year so that students have the choice of ing the college.
I believe this is the second college implementing this rule in 2012. Jaago Muslims Jaago, have your own educational institutions, let everybody (people belonging to all religion) get benefits from this institutions with the independence of practicing their religious obligations.

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rasheed, bhatkal

Totally discremination in the name of rules in karnataka, from ruling parties to college administration.

Our girls should quit that college which is imposing unnecessary.

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R Mallar, Kasaragod/ Dubai

In many muslim run institutions in Kasargaod, the uniform consists of a plain salwar kameez with the pallu (shawl) on the head. There is no burkha. Why similar arrangement cannot be followed by all institutions and agreed by Muslim leaders?
It is highly undesirable if muslims migrate to schools run exclusively by muslims and for muslims as the seggregation between communities will widen further.
By the way, about three decades back, muslims women used to wear a very nice looking beary dress with embridered blouse, and a head scarf worn similar to Kashmiris. You don't see it now as Burkha has replaced it (gulf influence?)

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ravi, mumbai

In saudi Hindu girls also need to wear burka. Nobody will comment on that.. Compare to that India is far better than that . Full Freedom for all the people. Dont make isuue on small thngs....

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shabbir, udupi

wearing burkha will not lead to hiding identity . up course if they wear nakab inside the class room or campus may creat the problem of identity. My advice to college to restrict the nakab inside the campus instead of burkha.

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Tripti, Brahmavar/Dubai

Convent system is best. No Burqa,no tikka or flowers .All look equal and cant make out who is who and belongs to which religion.

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Prasad, Udupi

Good decesion by the college. Anyone can enter the college by wearing a Burkha and create trouble. The college has rightly asked the ladies to remove the Burkha before entering the college. The students need to respect the decesion and not create unnecessary issues.

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Shabir A., Mangalore

What nonsense, this ban is nothing but to create problems... Better they justify and/or withdraw...
I hope in future the temple administration will not ask students to remove shoes before entering the campus!

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Anand, Karkala/Dubai

Wearing Burkha, Hiding identity and entering the college illegally by some unauthorised persons laid the college management to take this decision. There is nothing wrong in this decision but the college admn has to allocate some safer place to the students to change their Burkha.

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Fredrick Correa, Pernal/Mumbai

The authorities should have brought this rule before the beginning of the academic year. We do not know the exact reason for this ruling, as the management might have a justification. At the moment, at least let these girls come inside the premises and remove the burka. Please do not humiliate them by asking them to remove on the roadside.

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Ramesh S, Manglore

..Parvez, yours first comment & good comment...This rules St.Alosys college also implemented recently..only inside the class room it is not allowed (Please note that it is not banned, nobody can ban it)...We to have deal with these issue sensibly...

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jeevan, mangalore

HANIF, SHIRVA/SHARJAH

We are all safe if we respect each other sentiments...

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Santhosh, Udupi

Since college has made a rule to wear uniform inside the campus mainly to ensure equality and discipline in the institution which all the students have to obey the rule, But i think one of the student rightly said "trespassers watch them, and make fun of them while they remove their burkha on the roadside"....so college administration at least allow them to remove their burkha in Ladies Room which most of the colleges provides for Gilrs students & while going back they can have their burkha.

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Ramesh S, Mangalore

..As per the information ..it is the same rule which St.Alosious college introduced few months back...Only Burkha is banned inside the class, not outside..i think there is no need to create big issue out of this..otherwise it will once again creat some unrest & political parties will use for thier gain...I hope common sense prevails with all...

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Roshan Braganza, Udyavar / Mumbai

......Shame on the college administrators , santcity of religious culture should be protected .......

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Agee, Indian

Does this means all these gone years administration was sleeping?
If you want to bring change/reform let it be in education system..

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jeevan, mangalore

We must adhere the school uniform code whoever it may be no excuse at all. Dont drag religious issue tag to road and better to keep it inside the home.

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HANIF, SHIRVA/SHARJAH

I REQUEST MUSLIM GIRLS TO QUIT THE COLLEGE & JOIN OTHER COLLEGE IS BETTER THAN SPOILING THEIR CAREER UNDER RSS INFLUENCED COLLEGES. EVEN WITH THE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS MUSLIM GIRLS ARE NOT SAFE IN THESE COLLEGES.

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parvez, mangalore/dxb

come on people start comenting you got the topic SHURU KARO START BLAMING each other.

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