On Monday, February 14, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath issued his comments on the ongoing Hijab row in the country, saying that the system should be run as per the Constitution and In India’s institutions religious beliefs can’t be imposed
“The system should be run as per the Constitution. We can’t impose our likes or dislikes on the institutions of the country. Can I ask all people and workers in UP to wear saffron?
It is their choice. But in schools, there is a dress code. This is the matter of schools and discipline in schools,” he said.
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CM Yogi Adityanath’s comments emerged today as UP went into phase 2 of the seven-phase election.
He hailed Narendra Modi as the world’s most popular leader and said that this is the new India where development is for all and appeasement is of none. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath issued In India’s institutions religious beliefs can’t be imposed.
“The new India will work according to the Constitution and not the Shariat law.
The dream of ‘Ghazva-e-Hind’ (ultimate conquest of India) will never come true even till Qayamat (end of the world),” he said in his comments to news agency ANI in an interview.
He later repeated his comments in a series of posts on Twitter.
Reacting to AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi Yogi Adityanath said, “PM Modi put a stop to the malpractice of Triple Talak for the freedom and rights of that every girl (daughter of India).
These decisions are being taken to ensure justice, honor, and empowerment of the daughters of India. We can only say that the system will not work as per the Shariat but will work as per the Constitution.
When the system will work according to the Constitution, every girl will be protected, honored, and will become self-reliant.”
Asaduddin Owaisi had released a statement earlier saying that ‘wearing hijab is a fundamental right and that one day a hijab-wearing girl will become the Prime Minister.’
The Karnataka HC is set to resume hearing the hijab case on February 14, 2:30 PM.
Schools in Karnataka were reopened today after a meeting between the local administration and leaders was held on Sunday evening to ensure communal harmony.
Raghupati Bhat– local BJP MLA, Pradeep Kurdekar– Tehsildar of Udupi, and ST Siddalingappa– Additional Superintendent of Police presided over the meeting, the result being all political parties and religious agreeing to follow the administration guidelines.
“We held a taluka meeting in Udupi, and it was decided to maintain communal harmony in Udupi as before. There were all of the political party leaders and community leaders present.
It was decided to wear uniforms wherever they are required, but in schools and colleges where uniforms are not required, they can wear what they were previously wearing.
Unless the court orders otherwise. Wherever there is a uniform code, it will be followed,” Raghupati Bhat said.
The results of the UP election will be declared on March 10.
Published By: Khushboo Mehta
Edited By: Kritika Kashyap
