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Padubidri: Fishing boat capsizes; all 7 fishermen on board rescued Alleged atrocity on lawyer: Punjalakatte SI suspended Moral policing at jewellery shop: 4 arrested Bajrang Dal activists try to assault youth, girlfriend in Mangaluru SC to hear Bilkis Bano’s plea against release of 11 convicts on 13 Dec Nusrat Noor: First Muslim Woman to Top Jharkhand Public Service Commission
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Padubidri: Fishing boat capsizes; all 7 fishermen on board rescued Alleged atrocity on lawyer: Punjalakatte SI suspended Moral policing at jewellery shop: 4 arrested Bajrang Dal activists try to assault youth, girlfriend in Mangaluru SC to hear Bilkis Bano’s plea against release of 11 convicts on 13 Dec Nusrat Noor: First Muslim Woman to Top Jharkhand Public Service Commission
Udupi, 13 Feb 2022 [Fik/News Sources]: Amid the hijab row, prohibitory orders under Section 144 have been imposed around all high schools in Udupi district. The prohibitory orders will come into effect at 6 am on Monday, February 14, and remain enforced till 6 pm on Saturday, February 19. This means that all gatherings and agitations are banned in the area around high schools in the district till Saturday. Section 144 was imposed after the Superintendent of Police made a request to Deputy Commissioner in Udupi, Kurma Rao. He requested that prohibitory orders be enforced in 200-metre radius area around high schools in the district. Earlier, the authorities in Bengaluru had imposed prohibitory orders to restrict gathering of any kind around schools and colleges in the city. Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) was
Read More...Bengaluru, 15 Mar 2022 [Fik/News Sources]: A hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said today in a huge setback to students who had challenged a ban on wearing the hijab in class. Five petitions had challenged the ban in court. Ahead of the order, the state government banned large gatherings for a week in state capital Bengaluru "to maintain public peace and order". Mangalore too banned large gatherings from March 15 to 19. Schools and colleges are closed in Udupi today. The Karnataka High Court had temporarily banned religious clothes, including Hijab and saffron scarves, last month as the controversy snowballed into protests and a face-off between different sections of students. The petitioners, including a dozen Muslim students, told the court that wearing the hijab was a fundamental
Read More...Bengaluru, 27 Mar 2022 [Fik/News Sources]: The statement of Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai in the Assembly not to allow Muslim vendors near temples to set up stalls during religious festivals, has come under fire from lawyers and street vendor associations who have called it discriminatory and social apartheid. The All India Lawyers’ Association for Justice criticised the Karnataka government for economically boycotting Muslim businesses by acting on popular morality and not constitutional morality and for misinterpreting the law. Recently, the Chief Minister had backed his Ministers in the Legislative Assembly, when they cited the provisions of The Hindu Religious Institutions And Charitable Endowments Act of 2002, to claim that non Hindus could not be allowed to set up shops near Hindu temples during festivals
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