The judgment rendered by majority of judges at the Supreme Court is wrong and should be revisited. So, in this context, the right for school-going Muslim girls to adorn Hijab as a divine instruction ought to have been respected and upheld by the Supreme Court, which failed to do so. SEE ALSO :Trump hails judge's ruling against ObamacareWhat if some schools refuse to admit girls with hijab in future due to the discretionary power the Supreme Court has granted them on the matter? Does that mean that Muslim girls would have to compromise one right in order to enjoy the other? The personal and religious right for school going Muslim girls to wear hijab included.

Source: Standard Digital February 04, 2019 21:03 UTC