MYSURU: The Karnataka authorities has determined that faculty and faculty academics who put on hijab won't be placed on Secondary Faculty Leaving Certificates (SSLC) in addition to Pre-College (PU) examination responsibility.
Main and secondary schooling minister BC Nagesh confirmed to TOI that there isn't any gown code for presidency workers. “Nevertheless, as hijab will not be allowed contained in the examination corridor for college students, to be morally proper, we aren't forcing academics who insist on carrying hijab to take up examination responsibility. Such academics are relieved from examination responsibility,” he stated.

SSLC exams are occurring and can conclude in mid-April, and II PU exams will start later this month.
Final week, a instructor drafted for SSLC examination invigilation work in Mysuru district was relieved from responsibility after she reportedly insisted on carrying hijab. Academics from authorities and government-aided colleges are roped in for each SSLC and PU examination responsibility.
“In case we face a scarcity of invigilators for PU exams, we would name in high-school academics,” stated the principal of a authorities PU faculty in Mysuru.

Former Bangalore College vice-chancellor and academician MS Thimmappa referred to as the federal government determination “logical” since there can't be a differential remedy for college students and academics. He advised that the one manner of discovering an answer to the row is by scrapping the uniform idea.
“I doubt the uniform idea brings in a way of equality. It's the mindset and angle which create the idea of equality. Taking away the uniform gown may look radical, however it's the greatest answer but,” he stated.