Protests were also held in shaheen Bagh, which was at the centre of the anti-CAA protest over the Hijab row. Simultaneously, a tweet by Union minister Giriraj Singh on the subject has sparked a debate about the Uniform Civil Code, and whether the country will be governed by the Constitution or by religion.


The hijab debate, which began in Udupi, Karnataka, is now spreading to Delhi, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh. Protests were also held in shaheen Bagh, which was the focal point of the anti-CAA protest due to the hijab controversy.

The phrase 'We the people of India' is losing its value recently by ditching religion into the Constitution. And, in Article 44 of the Constitution, it is stated that the Uniform Civil Code will be implemented. Simply put, the latest hijab controversy is fostering an environment conducive to the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code as soon as possible.

Because the scale of freedom in india cannot be determined solely on the basis of religion or religion. Because if this happens, it directly calls the indian Constitution into question.

The future appears to be bleak.Wearing a hijab in schools and colleges is now considered a constitutional right. Given this, it is safe to assume that, in the future, demand for other items will rise in accordance with islam and Sharia.


Because, in terms of population, the Muslim Jamaat labelled the Rath yatra in Kadtur village of Perambalur district of tamil Nadu as 'Shirk,' i.e. a sin, last year.
In response to the Sessions Court's decision to prohibit the Rath yatra in this case, the madras high court stated that the logic behind accepting Jammat, if accepted, no Muslim event can be held in Hindu-majority so called democratic India.


By the way, much has been written both in favour of and against the hijab debate. However, few people's perspectives on the growing bigotry in Muslim society would be heard. It is also worth noting that the protests against Jamaat in Kadtur district did not begin in 2014.

Rather, this hostility has persisted since 2011. In other words, if such disputes are not resolved through the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code, they appear to be taking a frightening turn in the future.
Because india is a country with many religions and sects, many such cases may arise in which each community declares many things as constitutional rights based on their religion and sect.

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MANOJ KUMAR N

14/02/2022 12:39 PM