Patna: Lalu Prasad Yadav's reaction has now come to the fore on the ongoing hijab controversy in Karnataka. Lalu Prasad Yadav said that the country is moving towards civil war. Earlier, many politicians including Priyanka Gandhi, Asaduddin Owaisi have given statements on this. Politicians of different states are seen divided on this issue. Let us tell you that there has been an uproar in the schools and colleges of Karnataka after the order to ban religious dress hijab.
The dispute has reached the rest of the country through Karnataka and its schools and colleges. Now the politicians of all the parties are also face to face on this. Protests are also taking place in Delhi-Mumbai. Meanwhile, the reaction of leaders like Priyanka Gandhi, Asaduddin Owaisi, Mohsin Raza, Keshav Maurya, VK Singh etc. has also come to the fore. Priyanka Gandhi has come out in support of Muslim girls regarding Hijab. Owaisi said that hatred is being spread on this issue. At the same time, the Bharatiya Janata Party has termed the hijab as inappropriate, citing the law and dress code. Recently, the Government of Karnataka has implemented Section 133 of the Karnataka Education Act-1983 in the state.
For this reason, dress has now been made mandatory in all schools and colleges. Under this, the applicable dress will be worn in government schools and colleges, private schools can also choose a dress of their own. Let us tell you that this controversy started in January last month, when 6 students in a government college in Udupi took admission in the college wearing hijab. The quarrel was about the fact that the college administration had refused the students to wear the hijab, but they came wearing it nonetheless. After that controversy, a ruckus started in other colleges also regarding hijab. Now this issue is increasing day by day.
UP elections: BJP MLA Sahendra Ramala attacked by miscreants, mob pelted stones"
Nitish Kumar can go anywhere to become CM: Lalu Yadav
UP polls: Owaisi releases list of 9 candidates, announces 88 AIMIM candidates so far
