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Karnataka hijab ban | Individual’s belief matters in religious issues, agree judges
2 years, 2 months ago

Karnataka hijab ban | Individual’s belief matters in religious issues, agree judges

The Hindu  

Though the Supreme Court on Thursday delivered a split verdict on students’ right to wear hijab in school, both judges on the Bench seemed to agree that believers or worshippers are the best persons to interpret whether a practice is essential to their religion or not. The Karnataka High Court had concluded that wearing hijab was not an essential religious …

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Both Judges Of SC Bench Did Not Decide Whether Hijab Is An Essential Religious Practice
2 years, 2 months ago

Both Judges Of SC Bench Did Not Decide Whether Hijab Is An Essential Religious Practice

Live Law  

Though the Supreme Court delivered a split verdict in Hijab ban case, both the judges of the bench did not decide the question whether the wearing of hijab is considered as an essential religious practice. The Karnataka High Court had held that hijab was not an essential religious practice of Islam and hence the petitioners could not claim protection under …

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The SC’s final ruling in the hijab case will have broader implications
2 years, 3 months ago

The SC’s final ruling in the hijab case will have broader implications

Hindustan Times  

Over the last few weeks, the Supreme Court has been hearing challenges to a ban on the hijab in certain State-run educational institutions in Karnataka. The hijab case raises several issues about Muslim women students’ right to education, the meanings of secularism, tolerance, and accommodation under the Constitution, fostering diversity and pluralism in classrooms, and the limits of State power. …

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No Fundamental Right To Wear Hijab In Classroom Defying Uniform Rule : Karnataka AG Tells Supreme Court [Day 9]
2 years, 3 months ago

No Fundamental Right To Wear Hijab In Classroom Defying Uniform Rule : Karnataka AG Tells Supreme Court [Day 9]

Live Law  

The Supreme Court today continued hearing the petitions challenging the Karnataka High Court's judgment which upheld the ban on wearing hijab by Muslim students in educational institutions. He submitted that if it is held that there is no fundamental right to wear hijab under Article 25, what remains before the Court is the reasonableness of the restriction of uniform in …

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Hijab Case : Question Of Essential Religious Practice Does Not Arise When Individual Rights Are Asserted -Yusuf Mucchala To Supreme Court [Day 4]
2 years, 3 months ago

Hijab Case : Question Of Essential Religious Practice Does Not Arise When Individual Rights Are Asserted -Yusuf Mucchala To Supreme Court [Day 4]

Live Law  

The Supreme Court on Monday continued hearing the batch of petitions challenging the Karnataka High Court's judgment which upheld the ban on wearing hijab by Muslim girl students in some schools and colleges in the State. Senior Advocate Salman Khurshid argued that the High Court judgment, in asserting Fundamental Duty under Article 51A of the Constitution, ignored Article 51A which …

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The Hijab Verdict Is Judicial Legitimisation of the Heckler’s Veto
2 years, 9 months ago

The Hijab Verdict Is Judicial Legitimisation of the Heckler’s Veto

The Quint  

On the other hand, the right enshrined under Article 25, one of practise of religion, only accords the entitlement to freely practice the canons of one’s religion subject to the restrictions guaranteed under the same Article. In such a case, and as briefly discussed earlier in this article, a plea of protection under Article 25 will only survive if the …

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Hijab Case- Sabarimala Judgment Was Pro-Choice; Constitutional Morality Is A Restriction On State Power : Sr Adv Kamat Argues In Karnataka HC
2 years, 10 months ago

Hijab Case- Sabarimala Judgment Was Pro-Choice; Constitutional Morality Is A Restriction On State Power : Sr Adv Kamat Argues In Karnataka HC

Live Law  

Senior Advocate Devadatt Kamat today made his rejoinder arguments for Muslim girl students, who are before a Full Bench of the Karnataka High Court, challenging the action of a government PU college in denying their entry for wearing a hijab. Read detailed arguments by petitioners' side here: Permitting Hijab A National Practice; Even Kendriya Vidyalayas Allow; State Can't Say It's …

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State Hasn't Banned Hijab, Says Karnataka AG; If Institutions Permit, Will You Object? High Court Asks
2 years, 10 months ago

State Hasn't Banned Hijab, Says Karnataka AG; If Institutions Permit, Will You Object? High Court Asks

Live Law  

A Full Bench of the Karnataka High Court today continued hearing Advocate General Prabhuling Navadgi on behalf of the State, in the petitions filed by Muslim girl students, who have challenged the action of a government college in denying their entry for wearing a hijab. Burden on Petitioners to show that wearing hijab is essential religious practice: AG Navadgi told …

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The Essential Religious Practices Test And The Inversion Of Agency: Notes From The Hijab Hearing
2 years, 10 months ago

The Essential Religious Practices Test And The Inversion Of Agency: Notes From The Hijab Hearing

Live Law  

The essential religious practices test is one of the enduring burdens of Indian constitutional law. While there are good reasons for jettisoning the test – not least that it has no foundation in the Constitution, has been repeatedly demonstrated to be arbitrary, and that other – better – tests exist, in this post I want to make another point: by …

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