Karnataka Hijab Row: Boys misbehave with Muslim girl in college by wearing saffron scarves

Karnataka Hijab Row: In a video, it is seen that boys wearing saffron straps in the college building raised slogans of "Jai Shri Ram" in front of a girl wearing a burqa, then the Muslim girl also said loudly in response, "Allah Hu Akbar." 

The Hijab vs Saffron Scarf controversy has intensified in Karnataka

Mandya, Karnataka: Karnataka Hijab Vs Saffron Row: Hindu-Muslim student groups in colleges in Karnataka are at loggerheads over the issue of hijab and saffron scarves. Amid heightened communal tension, protests in Karnataka's Mandya became more sensitive when a burqa-clad Muslim girl student was molested. In front of this girl student in college, a large group of boys wearing saffron pattas raised slogans and made comments. This incident is from Pre-University College, Manda. In the video that surfaced, both the sides are seen face to face. 

In the video, a young college girl parked her scooter and headed towards the college building when a group of boys wearing saffron straps move towards the burqa-clad girl shouting "Jai Shri Ram". The Muslim girl also raised slogans of "Allah Hu Akbar" in response. 

After this the girl runs towards the class screaming and a group of boys is seen following her. Meanwhile, the college staff is seen stopping the boys and taking the girl along. 

Earlier, after demanding the right to wear hijab in colleges in Karnataka, a right-wing group from the state was seen on camera giving saffron scarves to students on their way to college in Udupi district. In protest against wearing hijab in colleges, saffron dupatta is being protested. NDTV has confirmed a member of Hindu Jagran Vedika in this matter. He was seen asking students to carry saffron scarves in their bags at SV College in Kundapur taluk. State Home Minister Arg Jainendra had said that neither hijab nor saffron dupatta should be worn in college classes.   

In December last year, 6 girl students at a college in Udupi were refused to attend classes for wearing hijab, after which the whole controversy started. The controversy that started in one college also reached other colleges where girls wearing hijab were not given admission in the college. The controversy flared up when another group of students started coming to the college wearing saffron scarves and shouting 'Jai Shri Ram'.

After protests against the ban on headscarves, the Indian state of Karnataka closes schools

The southern Indian state of Karnataka announced the closure of schools and universities for three days, after protests erupted and tensions escalated over some schools' refusal to enter female students wearing headscarves.

The southern Indian state of Karnataka decided on Tuesday to close schools and universities for three days, according to the state's chief minister, after protests erupted over the refusal of some schools to enter female students wearing headscarves.

And last week, local media reported that several schools in the coastal city of Udupi prevented entry to Muslim students who wore the headscarf, citing an order from the Ministry of Education, which sparked protests among students and parents.

Tensions have risen in recent days in Udupi and other areas of Hindu-majority Karnataka, with students wearing saffron shawls, traditionally worn by Hindus, entering classrooms to show their support for the headscarf ban in their schools.

"I call on all students, teachers, school and university administrations and state residents to maintain peace and harmony," Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bhumai said on Tuesday.

The state government, which has a 12 percent Muslim population and is ruled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, issued an order on February 5 requiring all schools to follow departmental school uniforms.

The state's education minister, B.C. Najesh, the school uniform was determined after looking into court orders from across the country banning the wearing of headscarves in educational institutions.

Paying attention to eight-child mothers is no less popular than the Winter Olympics, Xuzhou official media three kinds of statements are contradictory

Paying attention to eight-child mothers is no less popular than the Winter Olympics, Xuzhou official media three kinds of statements are contradictory

The experience of Yang Mouxia, a mother of eight children in Fengxian County, Jiangsu Province, continues to attract attention

The experience of Yang Mouxia, a mother of eight children in Fengxian County, Jiangsu Province, continues to attract attention. For a week, every circle of friends on Chinese social platforms has been buzzing with people accusing the authorities of playing dumb and evading responsibility. A lawyer in Hunan asked the Xuzhou authorities ten questions, questioning the veracity of the official statement, and some lawyers' news authorities initiated accountability procedures.

An abused mother suspected of mental disorder in Fengxian County, Xuzhou, Jiangsu was locked and controlled. The related video shocked both home and abroad. The official issued three notifications within ten days, but each version was different. Netizens have questioned the authorities' covert and deaf ears in an attempt to cover up legal responsibility. Within days, netizens' condemnation spread across social platforms. Netizen "Yan Xiaobad" said in the video:

Regarding the 'chain girl' Xuzhou issued the first announcement: a local woman (Yang Xia), in the second announcement, was taken in by Dong (Dong Zhimin), yesterday (7th) evening issued the third announcement called Xiaohuamei, At the beginning, I married to Yunnan. After the divorce, my parents asked a good-hearted person from the same village to take him to Jiangsu for medical treatment. By the way, they found a good-hearted person to marry. On the way, Xiao Huamei and the good-hearted person got separated. Not only did I generalize, this woman was lucky enough to meet all the great people. This woman is also really unlucky. She met so many kind people, but she still ended up with chains around her neck, no cotton-padded clothes in winter, and several teeth were lost. "

"Rashomon" appeared in the eight-child mother incident, more than 100 police officers surrounded the victim's village to prevent outsiders from entering

The incident of the eight-child mother being chained to the neck fermented the overwhelming public condemnation, and the official did not say anything

Jiangsu eight-child mother is chained scholar: reflecting that China's feminism is quite backward

The locked mother of eight screamed: "This world doesn't want me anymore"

Netizen "Yan Xiaobad" questioned the Xuzhou authorities, is Xiao Huamei the surname "Xiao"? It would be fine if she got lost since childhood, but after all, she was married in Yunnan, so she must have a surname. Some netizens commented, "Your government thinks we are all asleep, but in fact we are all awake."

Beijing lawyers: start the procedure to investigate the legal responsibility of the relevant personnel

Beijing lawyer Mo Shaoping told this station on Wednesday (9th) that the content of the official investigation report was inconsistent:

"First, the three official announcements are indeed inconsistent and full of doubts; second, it is not difficult to find out the truth according to the current level of science and technology; third, the procedure to investigate the legal responsibility of the relevant personnel should be initiated, otherwise the matter There is no fair conclusion.

On the evening of Tuesday (8th), Hu Xijin, the former editor-in-chief of the Global Times, also issued an article, referring to the Sang Moumou mentioned in the Xuzhou "eight-child mother" case report as a "human trafficker". The post wrote that she herself lacked the concept of "human traffickers", and she probably received "benefits" for Xiaohuamei (Yang Xia), but she would not feel that she had done evil. The Xuzhou bulletin said some details, including that she took Xiaohuamei to Jiangsu by train, in order to treat Xiaohuamei, "find a good family to marry", but after arriving in Jiangsu, Xiaohuamei "lost", and she not only Neither calling the police nor notifying Xiaohuamei's family, these plots are very similar to human traffickers and are highly suspicious.

Hunan lawyers ask Xuzhou officials

Hunan lawyer Yang Shuguang asked Xuzhou officials ten questions through a video, including why the chain man and the date of birth of Yang Mouxia have not been announced so far. It is said on the Internet that Yang Mouxia was born in 1984, and the official said that Yang Mouxia only got married for the first time in 1994. In 1994, Yang Mouxia was only 10 years old. How to get married? In addition, there is a detailed address in the marriage registration, why is there no real name and date of birth of Yang Mouxia? He said: "Why can't we do DNA testing on Tie Lian Nu and her relatives, why dare not let the media interview Tie Lian Nv publicly? (Dong Zhimin) Having eight children with a mental patient is a crime of rape, why not file a criminal case against the rape suspect. ?"

Chinese legal professionals believe that the chain girl Yang Xia was most likely abducted and sold to Xuzhou, Jiangsu. The victim was killed and gave birth to 8 children. Experts believe that the punishment for trafficking in women in China's Criminal Law is too light. Zhang Jianping, a commentator in Yixing, Jiangsu, who is familiar with China's criminal law, told this station that the incident of eight-child mothers in Fengxian brought out legal issues in China:

"This incident in Fengxian County is actually a legal incident. China has signed international human rights conventions, as well as conventions on women's rights. After this incident, the government and public security are fooling the society and the public. It is difficult for you to make this country move towards the rule of law. "

China's criminal law for trafficking in women is light

Yang Hai, a citizen of Xi'an, said in the video that abduction and trafficking of women and children have occurred from time to time. He said: "This is why, in China, the punishment for trafficking in women and children is too light, and now the punishment for trafficking in children is a little more serious, but the criminal law for trafficking in women is very light and has no deterrent effect."

Yang Hai believes that the punishment for trafficking in women is aggravated. According to China's "Criminal Law", trafficking in women and children, unless the circumstances are particularly serious, is generally more than 5 years and less than 10 years in prison. However, in 1997, the Criminal Law added the crime of "buying women and children who have been abducted and trafficked", which is punishable by imprisonment for not more than three years, short-term detention or public surveillance, and an exception clause has been added: if the buying of women and children does not involve abuse and does not hinder the rescue, they may "from light punishment" or "no criminal responsibility".

Reporter: Qiao Long Editor in charge: Wen Xiaoping Xu Shuting Web editor: Ruizhe