Hijab Ban- Karnataka High Court Full Bench Hearing (Day 9)- LIVE UPDATES

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23 Feb 2022 2:27 PM IST

  • Hijab Ban- Karnataka High Court Full Bench Hearing (Day 9)- LIVE UPDATES

    Karnataka High Court Full Bench will continue hearing on a batch of petitions challenging the hijab ban in educational institutions.The matter is before a bench comprising Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi, Justice Krishna S Dixit and Justice JM Khazi will hear the petitions today at 2.30 PM.On Monday, Chief Justice sought a clarification from the State regarding its stand on banning hijab....

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    • 23 Feb 2022 3:40 PM IST

      Nagabnad: There are two categories of muslims, Khoja and Kutchi Memons. In a case, they said though we are Mohammedan, Hindu law will apply to us.

      Refers to a division bench judgment of Bombay High Court of 1992.

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:37 PM IST

      Naganand : I remember in colleges students, students from Tehran would come in Bangalore. We used to see hordes living here. At that time purdah etc was not needed.

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:37 PM IST

      Naganand : In Iran, during Shah's rule, Tehran was called the Paris of the East. Life there was as flamboyant and luxurious as in Paris. There was no purdah, even though it was a muslim state.

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:36 PM IST

      Naganand now refers to Bijeo Emannuel case : In that case, it was not disputed that it was essential for Jehova's Witness to not sing in praise of anyone except Jehova. It was in that context the judgment came,

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:28 PM IST

      Naganand refers to a judgment on allowing Sikh person to wear kirpan.

      In Article 25(2), explanation is given allowing kirpan, he adds

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:26 PM IST

      Naganand refers to Allahabad HC judgment which held that use of loudspeaker was not an integral part of azaan in Mosques.

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:23 PM IST

      Naganand refers to a decision where the Court said No to an argument by Hindus that bursting of crackers was necessary for a festival.

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:22 PM IST

      Naganand: If in the wisdom of this committee, they take a decision that there should be uniformity . It is good for students because it will rid the students of the overarching influence of religion. Because they have come for education, and what is the need for external symbols.

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:20 PM IST

      Naganand cites a Supreme Court decision on use of loudspeaker in a church 2000 7 SCC 282.

    • 23 Feb 2022 3:19 PM IST

      Naganand: No fundamental right is absolute. Article 25 starts with "subject to". My right for peaceful existence cannot be threatened by somebody saying I want to exercise my religious rights. SC has said in many decisions.

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