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Puttur: Hijab controversy rumbles in Uppinangady college, holiday declared

  •   Thu, Feb 17 2022 02:39:32 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Puttur (SP)

Puttur, Feb 17: The Hijab fire that has been raging through many areas also had its impact in the Uppinangady Government First Grade College in the taluk on Thursday, February 17.

Over 10 Muslim girl students of the college came to the college with hijabs on. Even after the principal asked them to obey the court order, the girls stood their ground of not removing the hijabs.

At the same time, various students inside the college expressed opposition to the wearing of the Hijabs. For some time, there was an exchange of heated words between the two sides.

After the verbal altercation, the college management declared a holiday for the college today and sent the students back home.

 

 
  

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  • BDS, Udupi

    Thu, Feb 17 2022

    Now tit for tat happening in the schools & colleges due to the stubbornness of few girls in Udupi school. Actually, they are not interested in studies & spoiling the academic of others students also who are not involved. Hope better sense prevail.

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