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Damoh’s Ganga Jamna Higher Secondary School has been suspended following a controversy over Hindu girl students allegedly wearing hijabs. This action has been taken for violating the recognition rules. Joint Director Public Education Assistant Sagar Division has issued its orders. However, before this the school management retracted from its decision. He said that the scarf worn with the uniform was voluntary. The school management had also sent a letter to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Friday.

Here, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who reached Chhatarpur, said that no private school can implement the dress code as per its wish. Tie scarves or sing any such poem, which has no connection with the land of India, then it will not work. We have given instructions to investigate such schools. As in Damoh’s school, we were walking with anything tied. This will not work in Madhya Pradesh. Only education that gives values ​​and gives right direction will work here.

Letter sent by the school management to the Chief Minister and other departments.

School director said – If someone’s feelings have been hurt, then we are sorry

Haji Mustaq Khan, director of Ganga Jamna School, told reporters on Friday morning that the school was established in 2010. Our aim is to provide the best education to the children. This year our children have passed with very good numbers, so a flag was made of them and put up to congratulate them. Some people have objections about flax. If anyone’s sentiments have been hurt by the photo in Flax, we are sorry for that.

State Child Commission team reached Ganga Jamna School

On Friday, members of the State Children’s Commission Onkar Singh and Megha Pawar reached the school regarding the matter and asked the reason for the children to wear scarves. On this, the school principal Afsa Shaikh replied that no one has lodged any objection so far. On hearing this, the chairman of the commission got angry and said that if no one lodged an objection, would he wear a burqa? Later he sought answers from the school director Idreesh Khan. On this he said that this is the dress code of the school. In response to this, he said that there is no tradition of covering the head of girls anywhere in Hinduism.

On Friday, members of the State Children’s Commission Onkar Singh and Megha Pawar reached the school. He talked to the people of the school management about the girls wearing scarves.

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Photos of Hindu girls studying in Ganga Jamna School in Damoh in hijab came to the fore. After the 10th result, the school management released the photos of the toppers, in which there are photos of 18 children. There are 15 girls in these, all of them are seen in hijab. Four of these girls are Hindu.

Parents say that this headscarf (hijab) is part of the school’s dress code. This matter went viral under the name Damoh Story, after which Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan ordered the collector to investigate it.

The school management had put up this poster of class 12 toppers. On which there is controversy.

refused to convert

School director Haji Mustaq Khan said that our society has passed a resolution that any girl students who want to wear hijab or dupatta can wear it. The school dress code is decided by the school. On the prayer taught in the school, he said that the government committee is probing the matter. He also denied the matter of conversion of teachers. Interviews are held, the applicants who top are placed in the school. Till date no one had any objection. There was a controversy a few years back as well, at that time also the investigation was done in the matter. Religious education has never been given in our school and will never be given. This is not a religious school. We do Jana Gana Mana in prayer.

On the school director’s letter, the chairman of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights tweeted and wrote that ‘Scarf was not hijab, don’t spread lies Haji Idris! The investigation is going on, today the team of the State Children’s Commission will reach Damoh, saying whatever is to be said, the drama of influencing the media and inciting public sentiments and gaining sympathy is not going to work.

Hijab controversy over, prayer will be probed

Damoh Collector Mayank Agarwal said that following the instructions of the Chief Minister, he has constituted a committee, which includes SDM, SDOP and many other officers. The investigation began, meanwhile the school’s director has changed its scarf rule. Now it has been made voluntary for children to wear. As far as is known, Dua is not usually taught regularly in school. The school management says that they only make the national anthem Jana Gana Mana. There is a dress code rule for government schools, but no such rule has been made for private schools.

Regarding the deadline for the investigation, the collector said that there have been many memorandums, investigation has to be done on many points, so it will take some time, but very soon the investigation report will come out. There will be an inquiry regarding the recognition of the school. The rules and regulations and the objections and allegations made by the people in it, all those points will be investigated. The matter of shortage of Hindu teachers in the school also came to the fore, in which now the school management says that they will increase the number of Hindu teachers.

Regarding the change in school timings on Friday, the collector said that the matter would be included in the investigation. The hijab controversy is almost over. The students and their parents, whom the investigation team has talked to in this matter so far, have not raised any objection regarding the alleged hijab, but still the whole matter is being investigated.

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