K’taka HM says those who do not respect the constitution should be taught the court order

In the midst of the halal debate where some right-wing organizations have asked Hindus not to use halal meat at the ‘Hosa Tadaku’ festival, Karnataka Home Minister Araga Gyanendra on Thursday said those who do not respect the constitution and court rulings should be taught a lesson. . The minister’s remarks came as a section of Muslims called for a statewide shutdown against the Karnataka High Court’s verdict on the hijab, which rejected the plea of ​​Muslim students at Udupi Government Girls Pre-University College who sought permission to wear the hijab. School uniforms in the classroom.

The girls who appealed to the High Court claimed that the hijab challenged their essential religious practice and government order prohibiting any clothing that could disturb peace, harmony and order. “Those who do not respect the Indian constitution and say that the court judgment does not apply to them should be taught a lesson. We sincerely tell them that you will not act like this in this country. No one hates you and we have to live. Just like brothers,” He told reporters here. The minister said the government has a limited role in the halal issue, which is left to the discretion of the people.