With Karnataka yet to arrive at an agreement on the continuous hijab contention as the high court keeps hearing for the situation, the Udupi police on Thursday said the circumstance in the city has been totally tranquil and there have been no pressures.
This comes in the midst of returning of the pre-college and degree universities in the state after they were closed for actual classes for almost seven days to stay away from any eruption because of the Hijab line. The state had seen monstrous fights after understudies were denied passage into the study halls for wearing the hijabs, strict headscarves worn by Muslim ladies.
“There is no strain in Udupi. The circumstance is 100 percent tranquil. We’re executing the High Court’s (break) request,” news organization ANI cited ST Siddalingappa, Udupi’s extra Superintendent of police, as saying.
Recently, the fights for and against the hijab had heightened in various pieces of Karnataka, with the issue turning into a significant issue statewide. At certain spots, the fights turned fierce, inciting the public authority to announce an occasion for every single secondary school and universities in the state for three days, from February 9, which was along these lines stretched out to February 16 for schools.
A day prior, bedlam was accounted for in a few pre-college universities in Karnataka as the classes continued after a concise conclusion. As per news organization PTI, the Burqa-clad Muslim understudies were not given section to grounds as they stayed resolved about not eliminating the Burqa and the Hijab.
The Karnataka high court has been hearing a group of requests on the Hijab line. In its break request, the court last week limited the understudies from wearing any strict clothing inside the study hall while the matter is forthcoming with it.
