Reward for raising slogan: Urdu house will be in Malegaon in the name of Muskaan, the mayor who announced – would have done the same even if there was a Hindu in his place

Malegaon Mayor Tahira Shaikh is very impressed with Muskaan Khan, who became famous by chanting Allah-Hu-Akbar in the Karnataka hijab controversy. He has announced that the Urdu house in Malegaon will be named after the smile that has become the face of Muslim girls. However, on this decision, Tahira also said that even if there was a Hindu in his place, we would have done the same.

The mayor said that the way that brave lioness has faced the repertoire, we want to give her this honor in return for it.

That’s why the smile came in the headlines
Slogans were being raised during the ongoing protest at PES College in Mandya during the Hijab controversy. Then Muskaan also raised the slogan of Allah Hu Akbar. The video went viral and Muskaan became the face of Muslim girls in the hijab controversy. Impressed by the smile, Maryam Nawaz, daughter of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif, has also put a picture of Muskaan on her Twitter account.

Muskaan showers prizes, Mumbai MLA gives iPhone
There is a continuous shower of rewards on the smile that chants Allah Hu Akbar. Congress MLA from Bandra, Mumbai, Zeeshan Siddiqui also reached Muskaan’s house in Mandya. Describing her as the lioness of Karnataka, he gifted her an iPhone and a smartwatch. Zeeshan himself has also shared this on social media.

Congress MLA Zeeshan’s social media post

On 9 February, a delegation of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind also went to Muskan’s house. Where these people gave 5 lakh rupees as a reward to Muskan’s family. However, Manjunath, state secretary of Narendra Modi Vichar Manch, has lodged a complaint against Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind. The forum says that the organization is behind the hijab controversy in the state. The financial transactions of this organization should be investigated.

Hearing on February 14, ban on religious clothes till the final verdict
Hijab controversy is in Karnataka High Court. After the hearing of the big bench, Chief Justice Rituraj Awasteen issued an order to open the school-college, as well as said that till the final decision comes, there will be no entry in the school-college if one comes wearing clothes of any religion.
On the other hand, Kapil Sibal had also filed a petition in the Supreme Court regarding the Hijab controversy. But the court refused an urgent hearing.