Muskan of Karnataka fought alone against hundreds of youths in ‘Allahu Akbar’ Wani.
In their favor, the idea of a political student in the school-college of the local administration corporation of the country started after hijab. The country’s chief minister has been in talks with a woman-Muslim group to withdraw even after all schools and colleges were closed for three days. A video of the location based on some discussions has gone viral on social media, where a member of the Muskan leader group is fighting alone against the sound of Allahu Aqaba.
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This video shows a student wearing hijab walking on a college campus in Karnataka. At that time, a group of youths wearing purple veil surrounded him, chanted anti-hijab slogans and harassed him. Protesting alone in front of hundreds of young people, the Muslim student named Muskan from Karnataka is floating in praise through social media.
The incident took place at Mandia Pre-University College in Karnataka. The video shows the young woman leaving her scooter in the parking lot and walking towards the college building. At that moment, a group of young men wearing purple scarves chanted ‘Joy Shri Ram’ and marched towards him. The young woman was not seen frightened while chanting the counter-slogan ‘Allahu Akbar’. At that time he was seen walking forward with his hands up and chanting Allahu Akbar. He was later removed by the college principal and other teachers.
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Muskan said, what is the problem if I wear a burqa?
Muskan said to a person from the college premises, what is the problem if I wear a burqa? In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Muskan said that he did not feel any fear while protesting alone in front of the youths wearing purple veils. “I wasn’t scared,” he says. When I entered college, they were interrupting me. Because I am wearing a burqa. ’They started chanting‘ Joy Shri Ram ’. I also started shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’. The college principal and lecturers supported me. They protect me.
Muskan says he knows about 10 percent of the students who protested at the college. His idea is that the rest are external. ‘Education is our priority. They are destroying our education. ”For more than a month now, Muslim students have been protesting in different schools and colleges in Karnataka demanding permission to wear hijab on one side. On the other hand, Hindu students have started anti-hijab movement after wearing gerua orna. The movement started in Karnataka last month after six Muslim students at the government girls’ PU college in Udupi district were forced to sit outside the classroom for wearing hijab. At that time, the college administration said that the hijab was not part of the uniform and that the students had violated the rules of the college. Local right-wing groups and their student organizations have objected to the students wearing hijab in class.
The Udupi movement erupted in the Mand and Shivamogha areas of the village. The socialite father hides the hijab. Although the law does not bar students from coming after hijab. Many parties started a movement with hijab protest positions and chanted various slogans. The Udupi movement erupted in the Mand and Shivamogha areas of the village. The socialite father hides the hijab. Although the law does not bar students from coming after hijab. Many parties started a movement with hijab protest positions and chanted various slogans. “It started last week,” Muskan said. We always come after hijab and burqa. I wore hijab and burqa in front of the class.
Hijab is part of Muslim women
“Hijab is our part,” Muskan said. The principal of our college never said anything about it. Outsiders have started it. Later the principal advised us not to bring burqa in our college. We will continue our movement for hijab. It’s just part of being a Muslim. The second-year student in the commerce department said his Hindu friends also supported him. I feel safe. Everyone has told me since morning, we are with you. Violence took a communal turn in some cities in the state like Harihar and Davengar on Tuesday. In the two cities, protesters hurled stones at each other.