BENGALURU: The Karnataka government on Thursday said that high school students up to class 10th will resume studies on February 14, after which… pre-university And degree college,
The decision was taken at a meeting of Home, Primary and Secondary Education Ministers, Higher Education Departments and top officials, presided over by Chief Minister Basavaraj. bommai,
“The three-judge bench (of the Karnataka High Court) has said that they will hear the matter on a day-to-day basis and everyone should maintain peace, and till then (order) colleges should not wear religious dress. He Instructions have also been given to reopen educational institutions,” Bommai said.
Talking to reporters here, he said, the meeting was discussed with an aim to establish peace in the school and college campuses and create an environment for the students to study together and maintain law and order.
“It has been decided that classes for high school up to class 10th will start from Monday and PUC and degree colleges will start in the second phase, the dates will be announced in due course,” he said.
Karnataka High Court is hearing Hijab On Thursday, the issue asked students not to insist on wearing religious attire on the campuses of educational institutions till the disposal of the matter.
Posting the matter for Monday, the court also said that educational institutions can resume classes for students.
Three-judge full bench of Chief Justice Ritu Raj AwasthiJustice JM Khazik and justice Krishna S DixitThe party, which was formed on Wednesday, also said that it wants the matter to be resolved at the earliest but till then peace has to be maintained.
The Chief Minister said that he has called a meeting of ministers with Deputy Commissioners of all districts, Superintendents of Police, Deputy Directors of Public Instruction and CEOs of District Panchayats through video conferencing on Friday evening to gather information about the ground situation in the districts. Give some instructions.
“Our ministers, education minister, home minister and I will be in constant touch with senior officials, who have been instructed to be in touch with district and taluk level officials. We have to maintain peace, law and order till the High Court comes. With the final order and all necessary steps are being taken in this regard,” he said, as he lauded the students for maintaining peace during the last two days.
As further protests against the hijab intensified in various parts of Karnataka and turned violent at some places, the government declared a three-day holiday from Wednesday in all high schools and colleges in the state.
Earlier in the day, Bommai urged everyone, including politicians, not to make provocative statements and maintain peace.
The decision was taken at a meeting of Home, Primary and Secondary Education Ministers, Higher Education Departments and top officials, presided over by Chief Minister Basavaraj. bommai,
“The three-judge bench (of the Karnataka High Court) has said that they will hear the matter on a day-to-day basis and everyone should maintain peace, and till then (order) colleges should not wear religious dress. He Instructions have also been given to reopen educational institutions,” Bommai said.
Talking to reporters here, he said, the meeting was discussed with an aim to establish peace in the school and college campuses and create an environment for the students to study together and maintain law and order.
“It has been decided that classes for high school up to class 10th will start from Monday and PUC and degree colleges will start in the second phase, the dates will be announced in due course,” he said.
Karnataka High Court is hearing Hijab On Thursday, the issue asked students not to insist on wearing religious attire on the campuses of educational institutions till the disposal of the matter.
Posting the matter for Monday, the court also said that educational institutions can resume classes for students.
Three-judge full bench of Chief Justice Ritu Raj AwasthiJustice JM Khazik and justice Krishna S DixitThe party, which was formed on Wednesday, also said that it wants the matter to be resolved at the earliest but till then peace has to be maintained.
The Chief Minister said that he has called a meeting of ministers with Deputy Commissioners of all districts, Superintendents of Police, Deputy Directors of Public Instruction and CEOs of District Panchayats through video conferencing on Friday evening to gather information about the ground situation in the districts. Give some instructions.
“Our ministers, education minister, home minister and I will be in constant touch with senior officials, who have been instructed to be in touch with district and taluk level officials. We have to maintain peace, law and order till the High Court comes. With the final order and all necessary steps are being taken in this regard,” he said, as he lauded the students for maintaining peace during the last two days.
As further protests against the hijab intensified in various parts of Karnataka and turned violent at some places, the government declared a three-day holiday from Wednesday in all high schools and colleges in the state.
Earlier in the day, Bommai urged everyone, including politicians, not to make provocative statements and maintain peace.
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