New Delhi: There is a big news about the three judges of the Karnataka High Court who delivered the verdict in the hijab dispute. In fact, all three of them will be provided with Y category security. Recently, Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai, while making an announcement in this regard, said, "All the three high court judges who have upheld the Karnataka government's decision not to wear hijab to schools will be given Y category security. He also said, "All the three judges will be given 'Y' category security. We directed the DG and IG to conduct a quick inquiry into the matter of threatening to kill the judges. '
Basavaraj Bommai further said, "A complaint was lodged at the Assembly police station against the death threat to the judges who delivered the verdict. In this case, the DG and IG have been directed to immediately conduct a thorough investigation into the matter and get to the bottom of the matter. Comments are being made against the judges who have delivered the verdict in many states on the hijab dispute. Yes, and protests are also being held in many places. On Saturday, two persons from Tamil Nadu were arrested in connection with the case. According to the Tamil Nadu Police, Kovai Rahmathullah was arrested in Tirunelveli, while 44-year-old S Jamal Mohammed Usmani (S Jamal Mohammed) was detained in Thanjavur.
In a viral video, Kowai Rahmatullah, a member of the Tamil Nadu Tawhid Jamaat (TNTJ) audit committee, is purportedly saying, "The judge who gave the wrong verdict during a morning walk in Jharkhand has been murdered. He indirectly threatened the judge, saying that "some people in our society are seduced by emotions". If something happens to the judges of Karnataka, the BJP is ready to blame us. '
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