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Jaipur. Muslim girl students studying in a government school in Jaipur demonstrated in front of Subhash Chowk police station on Monday demanding action against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Balmukund Acharya. He alleges that the MLA had objected to girl students wearing hijab during a program in the school. Several schoolgirls today blocked the road outside Subhash Chowk police station and raised slogans against the local BJP MLA. He demanded an apology from the MLA and registration of an FIR against the leader.
The protesting girl students told reporters, “The MLA had come to our school to participate in the annual function. We welcomed him. We were told hijab was not allowed. The MLA asked us how girls wearing hijab breathe. Baba should apologise. Congress MLA from Adarsh Nagar assembly constituency Rafiq Khan also tried to raise this issue in the House, but the Speaker of the Assembly did not allow him to speak and his remarks in this regard were excluded from the proceedings of the Assembly. Asked to remove.
BJP MLA from Hawamahal seat Balmukund Acharya told reporters on the question of protest by Muslim girl students, “I had asked the school principal that when there is a program on January 26 or an annual festival in a government school, there is a provision of two types of dress.” What? The principal has said no… they do not agree.” He said, ”During the program in the school, all the little girls and girls of class 8th and 10th were either in hijab or in burqa. There were two types of atmosphere visible there, so I asked the principal whether the school has a dress code? Acharya said, “My question is absolutely justified when the government school has its own dress code, rules are made and all studies are being conducted accordingly.” What is a school for… to teach rules and that such an environment was created there is worth considering.
He said, “Why two types of dress codes in schools? I did not go to the madrasas and ask them to change the dress of the madrasas. There is a rule there.. that rule should be followed.” Assistant Commissioner of Police (North) Dr. Hemant Jakhar said that during a program in the Higher Secondary School, the local On Monday, girl students and their families demonstrated outside the police station in protest against the statement of MLA Balmukund Acharya. He said that the girl students and their families demand that the MLA should apologize for the statement given by him. He has given a complaint in this regard, which is being investigated. What is written in the complaint is not yet known. Efforts are being made to convince the girl students and their families.
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