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Madhya Pradesh: Truth behind the viral poster showing Hindu girls wearing Hijab in Ganga Jamna School, Damoh

“Madhya Pradesh: Truth behind the viral poster showing Hindu girls wearing Hijab in Ganga Jamna School, Damoh”, Organiser, May 31, 2023:

“On May 31, posters of meritorious students from a private school started making rounds on the internet. The shocking fact about these posters was that all the girl students featured were wearing Hijab, mandatory in Islam. Some of these girls were Hindus and Jains and hence it sparked controversy.

However, the DM discarded the allegations saying, they were all rumours and that nothing suspicious was found in the preliminary investigations.

Taking cognizance of the matter the chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), Priyank Kanoongo issued a notice (number-DD6270) on May 31 to the District Magistrate (DM) demanding an action report in a week…..”

Read the full article at Organiser.org

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