Telangana: Girl Students forced to remove Burqa before Exam

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Image: Screen grab frm ANI video

Telangana: Few girl students appearing for examination at KV Ranga Reddy College in Santosh Nagar, Hyderabad, allege they were “forced” to remove their burqa before taking the test. The girl students appeared for an examination at KV Ranga Reddy College on Thursday.

According to The Siasat Daily, the girl students are appearing for the Intermediate supplementary examination at KV Ranga Reddy College, Hyderabad. Later the students protested against the college management.

The security staff placed at the college’s entrance denied entry to Burqa-clad candidates, causing distress among students and parents.

The girl students said they were forced to remove their Burqas before entering the examination hall. “We were forced to remove the Burqa in front of the men’s security staff; despite our requests, the college management did not consider their plea to give us some time to remove it,” a student stated.

Girl students forced to remove burqa in Telangana:

A video released by ANI is now going viral all over social media. In the video, a girl, while speaking to the media, says the students are forced to remove their burqa to write the exam. The incident happened at KV Ranga Reddy College, Santosh Nagar, in Hyderabad. She also added that they were informed they could wear their burqas again once the exam was over.

Furthermore, she stated that other colleges allowed students to write exams wearing burqas, but this college does not.

ANI Tweet:

Telangana | Girl students who appeared for the examination at KV Ranga Reddy College in Santosh Nagar, Hyderabad allege that they were “forced” to take off their burqa before sitting for the exam, ANI tweeted.

The incident sparked outrage among the students. Telangana Home Minster Mahmood Ali responded immediately to the incident.

Telangana Home Minister Mahmood Ali’s response:

“Some Headmaster or Principal might be doing this but our policy is totally secular. People can wear whatever they want, but if you wear European dress, it will not be correct…We should wear good clothes. Auratein khaas taur se, kam kapde pehn’ne se pareshaani hoti hai, zyada kapde pehn’ne se logon ko sukun hota hai. Nowhere it is written that a burqa can’t be worn. We will take action,” says Telangana Home Minister Mahmood Ali

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