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High Court Slams Cops' "Week-Kneed Approach" Over Unhealthy Religious Acts
The contention that animal sacrifice is an essential and integral part of one's religious belief and cannot be interfered with even if it causes nuisance to others, has to be rejected, the Kerala High Court has said.
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Left With No Option, Supreme Court On Karnataka Court Interpreting Quran
The Supreme Court on Monday observed that Karnataka High Court, which has upheld a ban on Hijab in educational institutes, was left without any option but to interpret the Quran on the issue of essential religious practice.
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The Hijab Ban Verdict: 8 Big Highlights
The hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said today as it backed a ban on hijabs in classrooms. It added that two categories of girl students will create 'social-separateness', which is not desirable.
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"School Uniform A Reasonable Restriction": 5 Points On Big Hijab Order
The Karnataka High Court today ruled that wearing of Hijab is not an essential religious practice of the Islamic faith. Muslim women students had told the court that wearing the hijab was a fundamental right guaranteed under India's constitution.
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Karnataka Hijab Ban Challenged In Supreme Court After High Court Upholds It
The hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said as it backed a ban on hijabs in classrooms onTuesday, weeks after violent protests in many parts of the state against the restriction.
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Highlights: Wearing Hijab Not An Essential Religious Practice, Says Karnataka High Court
A hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said today in a huge setback to students who had challenged a ban on wearing the hijab in class. Five petitions had challenged the ban in court.
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"Hijab Not An Essential Religious Practice": Karnataka Government Reiterates In Court
The AG quoted from four previous judgments to argue that issues like dress or food cannot be regarded as part of essential religious practices, and a pragmatic approach should be taken.
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Hijab Not Essential Practice Of Islam, Karnataka Tells High Court
Hijab is not an essential religious practice of Islam and preventing its use does not violate the constitutional guarantee of religious freedom, the Karnataka government contended before the high court on Friday, as it defended orders banning the hea
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Coronavirus Lockdown Extension To Delay Crucial Court Hearings: Report
The extension of nationwide lockdown till May 3 to contain coronavirus would delay important hearings in the Supreme Court, including pleas against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, abrogation of provisions of Article 370 and issues pertaining to scope of freedom of religion as also judicial scrutiny into "essential religious practices" of separate ...
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Sabarimala Temple Open To Women Of All Ages, Says Supreme Court: 10 Facts
Women of all ages must be allowed in Kerala's renowned Sabarimala temple, the Supreme Court ordered today, ending a ban that prevented women and girls between 10 and 50 years from entering the shrine that draws millions of pilgrims every year. "Restrictions can't be treated as essential religious practice," the top court said in a majority four-one...
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High Court Slams Cops' "Week-Kneed Approach" Over Unhealthy Religious Acts
The contention that animal sacrifice is an essential and integral part of one's religious belief and cannot be interfered with even if it causes nuisance to others, has to be rejected, the Kerala High Court has said.
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Left With No Option, Supreme Court On Karnataka Court Interpreting Quran
The Supreme Court on Monday observed that Karnataka High Court, which has upheld a ban on Hijab in educational institutes, was left without any option but to interpret the Quran on the issue of essential religious practice.
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The Hijab Ban Verdict: 8 Big Highlights
The hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said today as it backed a ban on hijabs in classrooms. It added that two categories of girl students will create 'social-separateness', which is not desirable.
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"School Uniform A Reasonable Restriction": 5 Points On Big Hijab Order
The Karnataka High Court today ruled that wearing of Hijab is not an essential religious practice of the Islamic faith. Muslim women students had told the court that wearing the hijab was a fundamental right guaranteed under India's constitution.
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Karnataka Hijab Ban Challenged In Supreme Court After High Court Upholds It
The hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said as it backed a ban on hijabs in classrooms onTuesday, weeks after violent protests in many parts of the state against the restriction.
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Highlights: Wearing Hijab Not An Essential Religious Practice, Says Karnataka High Court
A hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said today in a huge setback to students who had challenged a ban on wearing the hijab in class. Five petitions had challenged the ban in court.
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"Hijab Not An Essential Religious Practice": Karnataka Government Reiterates In Court
The AG quoted from four previous judgments to argue that issues like dress or food cannot be regarded as part of essential religious practices, and a pragmatic approach should be taken.
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Hijab Not Essential Practice Of Islam, Karnataka Tells High Court
Hijab is not an essential religious practice of Islam and preventing its use does not violate the constitutional guarantee of religious freedom, the Karnataka government contended before the high court on Friday, as it defended orders banning the hea
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Coronavirus Lockdown Extension To Delay Crucial Court Hearings: Report
The extension of nationwide lockdown till May 3 to contain coronavirus would delay important hearings in the Supreme Court, including pleas against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, abrogation of provisions of Article 370 and issues pertaining to scope of freedom of religion as also judicial scrutiny into "essential religious practices" of separate ...
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Sabarimala Temple Open To Women Of All Ages, Says Supreme Court: 10 Facts
Women of all ages must be allowed in Kerala's renowned Sabarimala temple, the Supreme Court ordered today, ending a ban that prevented women and girls between 10 and 50 years from entering the shrine that draws millions of pilgrims every year. "Restrictions can't be treated as essential religious practice," the top court said in a majority four-one...
