Punjab govt rubbishes reports of imperative hijab during colleges in province

The Punjab supervision on Tuesday denied carrying done the hijab mandatory for girls during a province’s colleges.

“This is positively wrong news. No such process [has been announced] by a supervision of Punjab,” it pronounced on twitter.

This is positively WRONG news … No such process announced by Government of a Punjab … https://t.co/a0fnrwg9Db

— Govt Of The Punjab (@GovtOfPunjab) March 14, 2017

Some sections of a media reported that a Islamic headscarf had been done mandatory. It also pronounced that womanlike students who wear a deceive will get an assemblage benefaction of 5 per cent if they are incompetent to accommodate a 65 per cent mark.

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The recommendation was reportedly done during a assembly in Lahore led by a Punjab Higher Education Minister Raza Ali Gilani.

Meanwhile, Aseefa Bhutto criticised a purported move, observant there was no relation between wearing a headscarf and attaining good grades.

…. and what will a boys do? What will students of a opposite sacrament do? Why does wearing a Hijab impact grades/marks ?! https://t.co/kgxlPveRpG

— Aseefa B Zardari (@AseefaBZ) March 14, 2017

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Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1355201/punjab-govt-rubbishes-reports-mandatory-hijab-colleges-province/