Asaduddin Owaisi on Supreme Court’s decision in Hijab case, said there is good news for us
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Asaduddin Owaisi said on Thursday that the decision of the Karnataka High Court is not correct. He said that it seemed that the hearing in this matter would be completed today. But the decision of a judge has come in favor of the Supreme Court and the decision of the High Court was absolutely wrong. In this the commentary of Quran has been misused. This should not have happened.
Asaduddin Owaisi further said that Muslim girls in Karnataka wear hijab because it is mentioned in the Quran. Allah has ordered her to wear the hijab. At the same time, he targeted the BJP. Asaduddin Owaisi said that BJP has made hijab an unnecessary issue. banned. This is my idea. He further added that when the verdict will be uploaded in full. Then I will talk about it in detail.
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SC gave divided verdict
The Supreme Court on Thursday delivered a fractured verdict on the petitions challenging the decision of the Karnataka High Court. The sensitive matter was referred to the Chief Justice, so that a larger bench could be constituted. Justice Hemant Gupta of the Supreme Court dismissed a petition challenging the order of the Karnataka High Court,
which had upheld the state government’s order banning the wearing of hijab in educational institutions in the state. At the same time, Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia accepted them and said that it is ultimately a matter of preference. The High Court had refused to lift the ban, saying wearing the hijab was not a compulsory religious practice in Islam.
What did Dhulia say ?
Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia said, “It was mainly emphasized in my judgment that in my opinion this whole concept of compulsory religious practices was not necessary to settle the dispute.” He said that his focus is on girls’ education, especially girls living in rural areas. ‘Are we making their lives better,’ he asked.
Sudhanshu Dhulia, while allowing the petitions filed against the High Court’s decision, observed that it had set aside the State Government’s order dated February 5, 2022, Through which it is worn in schools and colleges. Clothing that violated equality, integrity and public order was banned.