New Delhi: The decision of the Karnataka High Court regarding the Hijab controversy has been challenged by Muslim girl students in the Supreme Court. But the top court has categorically refused to hear the matter immediately. Earlier, the top court had said that the matter would be taken up for hearing after the Holi holiday. At that time, Chief Justice (CJI) NV Ramanna had said that the matter would be heard after the Holi holiday.

In fact, Muslim girl students have argued in the petition that it is their right to wear hijab under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution. Explain that Article 19(1)(a) gives the right to freedom of expression. Earlier, the Karnataka High Court, in its judgment on the hijab controversy, had said that hijab is not a part of the compulsory practice of Islam. Against this decision of the court, 2 petitions have been filed in the Supreme Court. Advocate Sanjay Hegde appeared for the petitioner.

Let us tell you that the Hijab controversy started in Karnataka in January. Here in a government college in Udupi, 6 Muslim girls suddenly reached the college wearing hijab. The college administration had barred the girl students from wearing hijab in class. After this, Muslim girl students had lodged a protest against the college administration by holding a press conference. From its Karnataka to the whole country, there was a debate about the hijab. Demonstrations were also held in some schools in support and against the hijab. In such a situation, some girl students had moved the High Court seeking permission to wear hijab in school colleges. But the court rejected his petition.

Y category security given to the three judges of Karnataka High Court :-

The state government has provided Y category security to the judges of the Karnataka High Court who gave the verdict on the burqa-hijab case. Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai has announced this on 20 March (Sunday). With this, in the case of threatening the judges, the police have arrested two accused so far. Kovai Rahmatullah is also included in the arrested accused.

According to media reports, a complaint has been lodged against the threatening people at the Vidhana Soudha police station. It is noteworthy that a few days ago a video of Madurai in Tamil Nadu went viral on social media. In this video, Kovai Rahmatullah, a member of Tamil Nadu Thowheed Jamaat, was openly threatening the judges who gave their verdict on the hijab. In the video, he was saying that, 'If anything happens to the judges, then he himself will be responsible for it. The judge who gave wrong verdict was killed during morning walk in Jharkhand.

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