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#HijabRow in Karnataka Schools - where do you stand?

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What's your stand on hijab row?  

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  1. 1. What's your stand on hijab row?

    • Hijab should be banned from all govt schools. Govt should enforce this.
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    • Hijab or any religious attire should be allowed in all govt schools in India. Govt should enforce this
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    • Status quo should be maintained. If it's allowed, let it remain so. If it's banned, don't allow it. Let schools decide it.
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jf1gp_1 Mentor

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10 minutes ago, cric_fan said:

It’s a piece of cloth covering heads…im sure elderly Indian non Muslim ladies cover their heads…will that be banned too? Doubt it.

It's disappointing when educated come up with such post. Objection is to taking religion to schools and not about what you do in your personal time. 

 

My entire schooling life, never came across anyone who could defy school uniform. I have seen teachers wipe out tilak. 

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1 hour ago, coffee_rules said:

This is not a religion issue, but a uniform issue. Why is that hard to get for all ya atheists?

 

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What would a student gain by Hiding her identity in schools? The only thing I can think of is Attendance Proxy, but that can be easily identified by voice. Or the teacher can ask them to show their face only during attendance.

 

But yeah, you continue to spin this as uniform issue and not religious. As someone said this would never stop and if the roles were reversed and someone stopped ayyappa devotes from entering the college, you would be jumping up and down writing long ass posts about Hinduphobia :phehe:

 

But for me both are same. I have the same reaction when I see a Hijab wearing women or a towel wearing ayyapa devotee. “ Weird but whatever floats your boat bro/sis” 

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7 minutes ago, ash said:


What would a student gain by Hiding her identity in schools? The only thing I can think of is Attendance Proxy, but that can be easily identified by voice. Or the teacher can ask them to show their face only during attendance.

 

But yeah, you continue to spin this as uniform issue and not religious. As someone said this would never stop and if the roles were reversed and someone stopped ayyappa devotes from entering the college, you would be jumping up and down writing long ass posts about Hinduphobia :phehe:

 

 

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6 minutes ago, ash said:


What would a student gain by Hiding her identity in schools? The only thing I can think of is Attendance Proxy, but that can be easily identified by voice. Or the teacher can ask them to show their face only during attendance.

 

But yeah, you continue to spin this as uniform issue and not religious. As someone said this would never stop and if the roles were reversed and someone stopped ayyappa devotes from entering the college, you would be jumping up and down writing long ass posts about Hinduphobia :phehe:

 

So I guess now that you are commenting on this issue, we can infer that it is not effecting any Hindu. 

 

Coming to the issue, so are you saying that girls should be allowed to defy school norms and wear Burkha  to class and not the school uniform ? And since you think this is a religious issue, can you cite any other group allowed to not wear uniform, but instead wear their religious attire.

 

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2 minutes ago, ravishingravi said:

 

So I guess now that you are commenting on this issue, we can infer that it is not effecting any Hindu. 

 

Coming to the issue, so are you saying that girls should be allowed to defy school norms and wear Burkha  to class and not the school uniform ? And since you think this is a religious issue, can you cite any other group allowed to not wear uniform, but instead wear their religious attire.

 

 

I want to ban everything from schools. Caste threads, viboothi, cross, skullcap, burqa, the ayyapa towels etc. Keep it clean.
 

But I am also logical enough to know that this particular issue is not really about banning all religious identity, but only targeting the Hijab/Burqa

 

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9 minutes ago, ash said:

 

I want to ban everything from schools. Caste threads, viboothi, cross, skullcap, burqa, the ayyapa towels etc. Keep it clean.
 

But I am also logical enough to know that this particular issue is not really about banning all religious identity, but only targeting the Hijab/Burqa

 

Sacred threads are worn inside the uniform? How does that violate uniform code? It’s not that the code specifies what they wear inside, like purple underwear!! 
 

No , it is not about targeting Hijab/Burqa. But stop the hypocrisy of accommodating a particular community in common laws. If you allow Hijab, then allow saffron scarfs. Saffron pagdis, vibuthi,  and all religious stuff. Saffron was banned in class when they wore it, btw

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38 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Schools should disband uniforms and let students wear whatever they want in the garb of freedom.

Thing is that rich kids won't mind that but poor ones will get affected by that.  Uniforms were supposed to bridge that gap. 

Just keep everything flexible & keep following the same structure that has worked so far is the way to go. 

Muslim Girls wear hijab if that suits their belief & is not hurting any sentiments should not be any issue. 

 

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asking to wear a hijab is a right? Only in stupid countries which are formed on religion , which is based on imaginary creature. Imagine people bend to imaginary creatures too :hysterical:

Says the guy where ppl bend over to statues etc


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Sacred threads are worn inside the uniform? How does that violate uniform code? It’s not that the code specifies what they wear inside, like purple underwear!! 
 
No , it is not about targeting Hijab/Burqa. But stop the hypocrisy of accommodating a particular community in common laws. If you allow Hijab, then allow saffron scarfs. Saffron pagdis, vibuthi,  and all religious stuff. Saffron was banned in class when they wore it, btw

You are in denial. They are targeting Hijab.
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22 minutes ago, cric_fan said:


Says the guy where ppl bend over to statues etc


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I am an atheist but yes I do bend to statues of Gandhi, Vivekananda, Buddha but imagine people who bend to some imaginary creature and worse ask for a separate country based on that imagination

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17 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

You are clouded, all know da are saying if Hijab is allowed, let everyone wear religious  symbols over the uniform

Exactly. In name of religious freedom let's allow Sikh boys to bring kirpan to schools. 

 

That said how do we also ensure these girls don't stop education. 

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