High Court upholds Hijab ban in Karnataka, Petitioners to approach Supreme Court

The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday upheld the Hijab ban and said that wearing a hijab is not an essential practice in Islam.

“The prescription of school uniforms is a reasonable restriction,” the court said, The state has the power to issue a government order.

The Karnataka government order – dated February 5 – is “not unconstitutional”, the court said.
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The petitioners are likely to challenge the ruling in Supreme Court.

“Met my clients in Hijab matter in Udupi. Moving to SC soon In sha Allah. These girls will In sha Allah continue their education while exercising their rights to wear Hijab. These girls have not lost hope in Courts and Constitution,” lawyer Anas Tanwir wrote in a tweet.

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