Hijab Verdict: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi says 'This is violation of rights'

Hijab Controversy: The Karnataka High Court has finally given its verdict on the Hijab controversy on Tuesday. The statements of all the politicians have started coming on this. Some are welcoming this decision, while some have expressed their disagreement. In this matter, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said that he is not happy with the decision and will go to the Supreme Court.

Owaisi on Karnataka Hijab order:

Asaduddin Owaisi tweeted that I disagree with the decision of Karnataka High Court on Hijab. It is my right to disagree with the verdict and I hope the petitioners will appeal in the Supreme Court. I also hope that not only AIMPLB but organizations of other religions will also appeal against this decision.

1. I disagree with Karnataka High Court's judgement on #hijab. It's my right to disagree with the judgement & I hope that petitioners appeal before SC

2. I also hope that not only @AIMPLB_Official but also organisations of other religious groups appeal this judgement...

— Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) March 15, 2022

In another tweet, Owaisi wrote that it is the command of Allah for Muslims to be educated by strictly following (Salah, Hijab, Roza, etc.). Now the government is forcing girls to choose. So far the judiciary has declared mosque, beard and now hijab as non-essential. What is left for the free expression of religion?

In the next tweet, he wrote that I hope this decision will not be used to legitimize harassment of women wearing hijab, when it starts happening to women wearing hijab in banks, hospitals, public transport etc. One can only hope and be disappointed in the end.

Significantly, the Karnataka High Court has dismissed all the petitions filed in the Hijab case. The Karnataka High Court said that no case is made out for invalidating the February 5 government order.

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