The United States has also come out against the ban on the hijab of Muslim female students in Indian educational institutions.
The United States has called the ban on the hijab of Muslim girls in India a violation of religious freedom.
According to the details, Rashid Hussain, a senior official of the American Institute for Religious Freedom, in his tweet described the ban on hijab of Muslim girls in India as a violation of religious freedom and said that religious freedom includes freedom of choice of dress. ۔
Religious freedom includes the ability to choose one's religious attire. The Indian state of Karnataka should not determine permissibility of religious clothing. Hijab bans in schools violate religious freedom and stigmatize and marginalize women and girls.
- Amb. at Large for International Religious Freedom (@IRF_Ambest) February 11, 2022
Rashid Hussain said banning the wearing of hijab by Muslim girls in the Indian state of Karnataka was a violation of religious freedom. He added that forcing women and girls to choose clothes was tantamount to pushing them back.
It should be noted that the wearing of hijab by Muslim students in schools and colleges in the Indian state of Karnataka was banned after which a series of protests started by Muslims living all over India.
The issue has escalated to such an extent that voices are now being raised from all over the world against the ban on the hijab of Muslim female students in India.
