Hijab Row in Madhya Pradesh: Ganga Jamuna School in Damoh Makes Scarf Optional for Female Students After Controversy Over Poster Showing Schoolgirls With Headscarf
A controversy erupted over alleged posters that showed schoolgirls, irrespective of their religions, from the school wearing the hijab.
Ganga Jamuna School in Damoh makes the 'dupatta' or scarf an optional part of the school uniform for girls students. This follows a controversy that started over alleged posters that showed schoolgirls, irrespective of their religions, from the school wearing the hijab. Posters featuring deserving pupils in the private school began doing rounds online on May 31. The fact that all of the female students depicted in these ads were donning hijabs was surprising. It caused controversy since some of these females were Jains and Hindus. Action Will Be Taken on the Issue: Minister of School Education Bhopal Inder Singh Parmar on Damoh Hijab Controversy.
Ganga Jamuna School Makes Scarf an Optional Part of School Uniform
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