Karnataka Withdraws 2022 Hijab Order, Allows Religious Symbols with Uniforms

New Policy Effective from Next Academic Year for All Institutions

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Karnataka revokes 2022 hijab ban, permits limited religious symbols (hijab, turban, sacred thread, rudraksh) with uniforms across all educational institutions from the next academic year, sparking BJP accusations of 'vote-bank appeasement'

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