New Delhi, 16 February 2022

As per news report of NDTV, The college administration argued that they were only following interim orders of the court, which had allowed schools and colleges to resume only on the condition that no religious clothing be allowed in classrooms. The students, however, say the college did not inform them that they would not be allowed in hijabs or burkhas.  Dramatic visuals from the college show some students who had entered the classroom in hijabs and burkhas arguing with the teacher and the Principal of the school requesting them to follow the court order. "We are in accordance with the High Court's order that says no religious garment, whether hijab or saffron shawls, will be allowed inside educational institutions," the Principal can be heard saying.  After a squabble, a separate space inside the college was allotted to these students to take off their hijabs and burkhas, and enter the classrooms. The Principal had stopped these students at the entrance of the college but they forced their way in and protested against being denied entry. 

Source - NDTV

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