Hijab row, Karnataka student says she 'screamed Allahu Akbar' after hecklers 'shouted Jai Shri Ram' ! MAK NEWS-21

Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind announces reward for Muskan Khan Announcing the prize for the student who stood firm in front of the extremist group in...

Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind announces reward for Muskan Khan

Announcing the prize for the student who stood firm in front of the extremist group in the college

Screengrab from the viral video showing a mob heckling a student for wearing burqa on college campus in Karnataka

 In the Indian state of Karnataka, Hindu extremists have made life difficult for hijab-wearing students.

In Karnataka, a college-going student was threatened by extremists, but she also resisted the bullies.

 

 

In the viral video of the incident, a college girl can be seen being harassed by a mob chanting the slogan 'JAI Shri Ram'.

The people in the crowd marched forward and shouted 'Jai Shri Ram' in front of the girl.

Now the Jamiat Ulema-i-Hind has announced a reward for the student who went to the college in front of an extremist group.

Maulana Mahmood Madani, head of Jamiat Ulema-i-Hind, announced a reward of 500,000 Indian rupees for student Muskan Khan.

 

Who is the student who stood firm in front of the extremist group?

The name of the student who stood up to the extremist group is muskan khan and she is a student of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College, Udupi.

Muskan also went to submit a college assignment today where an extremist group tried to stop him. In addition, the student told the Indian media in an interview that the boys in the group kept making dirty gestures towards me.

"I was not scared to face the extremists alone. Wearing a burqa, the extremists did not allow me to enter the college. The extremists chanted the slogan of J. Shri Ram and I chanted the slogan of 'Allah Akbar'," he said.

The student said that the principal and lecturer of the college came to my aid and protection, hijab is our part and the principal never said anything, outsiders did all this, protest for hijab will continue, it is part of the identity of a muslim girl. Is.

Screengrab from the viral video showing a mob heckling a student for wearing burqa on college campus in Karnataka

Girl talk !

Speaking to India Today, the girl said, "I was going to college when some people accused me and said that I could enter the premises only after taking off my burqa. They were not allowing me to enter."

On the other hand, a few days ago in Karnataka, hijab-wearing female students were not allowed to enter the college due to hijab.

According to media reports, after the protest of the students, they were allowed to enter the college but they were seated in separate classrooms.

The administration said that the students would be allowed to come to the class only after removing their hijab and wearing college uniforms.

It may be recalled that in Karnataka, the wearing of hijab by female students was banned by the college principal last week, after which the female students were protesting outside the college.

Following the hijab controversy, the Karnataka state government has made uniforms mandatory in universities and colleges.