Bahrain Parliament condemns Hijab ban, calls for end to ‘discrimination’ against Muslims

Several members of the Bahrain Parliament condemned the Hijab ban imposed in educational institutions in Karnataka and demanded international pressure on the government to immediately call off the ‘discriminatory’ decision.

As per news reports, the Parliament unanimously approved an urgent proposal by 23 MPs, led by Al Asala Bloc president and services committee chairman Ahmed Al Ansari, to issue a statement against “such discrimination meted at the Muslim minority” in the country.

Earlier several international bodies have been calling on India due to discrimination going on against Muslims. The Organization of Islamic Countries (OIC) asked India to stop the discriminative policies against Muslims.

The United States also has registered its concerns against discriminatory act with Muslim girls in Indian schools.

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