Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka HC had affirmed a ban on religious attires, including hijab, in colleges and schools that have prescribed uniforms.

The Karnataka High Court had earlier made it clear that a lack of 'intent to strike terror' cannot nullify terrorist acts defined under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, if the act in question is 'likely to strike terror.'

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Advocate Devdatt Kamat and AG Prabhuling Navadgi argued extensively about the validity of burqa/hijab in Quran and whether it can be considered as an essential religious practice.

The plea was filed by two hijab wearing girl students who are pursuing BBA Course in Bhandarkar College, Udupi. The duo argued that there is specific rule in college regulation that permits Muslim students to wear hijab.

A private college in Mysuru made a special exemption for female Muslim students and allowed them to attend classes with hijab

Karnataka HC has in its interim order has restrained all students from wearing saffron scarfs, hijab within the classroom at institutions where there is an uniform dress code rule.

Lawyer of pro-hijab students in Karnataka High Court asked why no ban on 'Hindu' bangles and Christian Cross pendants

Karnataka HC had asked students to follow dress code till the hijab case is heard, but Muslim students defy that order