Reported By: | Edited By: DNA Internet Team |Provide: PTI |Up to this level: Feb 14, 2022, 11: 09 PM IST
The Karnataka executive on Monday determined to reopen pre-university and stage colleges across the remark, that had been shut due to the hijab row, from February 16. The resolution became taken at a gathering chaired by Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, which became attended by Residence Minister Araga Jnanendra, Predominant and Secondary Training Minister B C Nagesh, Larger Training Minister C N Ashwath Narayan, and senior officers of the chief.
“At the assembly, the newest misfortune within the remark became analysed. It became resolute to reopen PU and Stage colleges from Wednesday,” Nagesh said. Talking to journalists after the assembly, he said the colleges will reopen on the premise of the Karnataka High Court docket’s length in-between yell. “Wherever (in colleges) there are uniform related principles, it must be strictly followed. The place a uniform is no longer there, the gown code will seemingly be determined. We are able to strictly apply the High Court docket yell,” he added.
As protests for and against the hijab intensified in somewhat about a parts of Karnataka and became violent in some locations, the chief had declared a holiday for all excessive colleges and colleges within the remark for three days, from February 9, and it became therefore extended up to February 16. Alternatively, the Karnataka High Court docket, in its length in-between yell pending consideration of all petitions related to the hijab row, closing week had requested the remark executive to reopen academic establishments and restrained the overall students from carrying saffron shawls, scarves, hijab and any non secular flag for the length of the evaluate room.
Following the court yell, the chief had determined to resume classes for excessive faculty students up to Class 10 from February 14, and for pre-university and stage colleges thereafter, and accordingly excessive colleges across the remark reopened right this moment. Expressing confidence that there will seemingly be no untoward incidents when colleges reopen, Residence Minister Jnanendra said police are with academic establishments and check to it that there isn’t any disturbance to peace. Police officers are gathering records relating to how the row bought escalated, and investigation is on on this regard.
