Most of these 'liberals' are arguing how the courts have banned hijab, but the fact is that the verdict was on petitions whether the hijab is an essential part of Islam.
The court was of the opinion that Government has power to issue GO, and said that it was of the opinion that no case is made out to initiate disciplinary enquiry against college authorities.
"If a student comes dressed in burqa and hijab from home, they are required to remove the attire after entering the college premises," Beena Upadhyay told Opindia.
The Karnataka police have pressed charges under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 against the 10 people arrested in connection with the murder of Bajrang Dal activist Harsha
Rubika Liyaquat had batted for uniformity in schools and did not endorse wearing of religious attire instead of uniform. This had irked the Islamists, who then accused her of being anti-Islam.