Hijab issue is likely to start in Kerala..!?
Hijab issue is likely to start in Kerala..!?
Prospects look bright for the hijab controversy to start in Kerala's medical colleges. thiruvananthapuram government Medical college, 7 students have requested to change the existing operation theater dress. The hijab controversy has reached the operation theater of colleges, and the demand in Kerala's medical colleges is not only surprising but also raising widespread suspicions. Muslim female students of a government medical college in kerala have demanded permission to wear hijab instead of the existing operation theater dress. They have requested the provision of long-sleeved scrub jackets and head-covering surgical gowns such as hijabs.
Dr. Lynette J. Principal, government Medical college, Thiruvananthapuram. Maurice did not accept the students' requests. local media reported that the principal of the college said there could be several technical problems in changing the dressing inside the operation theatre, although he promised to convene a consultation meeting on the issue, which would include several surgeons and members of the infection control committee. The meeting will discuss the demands of the students and the problems they data-face in the operation theatre.
On Monday, the college principal was asked by the students to change their surgical attire, raising a religious issue, according to reports. The students said that always covering the head is a part of our religious traditions. Hijabs cannot be worn inside the operation theater due to existing dress codes. Long-sleeved scrub jackets and head-covering surgical hoods help them maintain their religious beliefs and meet the standards required to prevent infection within operating theatres, they said.
Operational theater clothing of international standard:
The clothing inside the operation theater is made to international standards. Dr. Lynette J., Principal, of government Medical college, thiruvananthapuram said that any change can be made only after extensive discussion and consultation. Maurice said.
Hijab problem in school too:
Earlier, a similar hijab-related controversy was raised in a school, as reported by Times Now. There, a Muslim student involved in the Student police Cadet Program had requested an exemption from wearing hijab and long-sleeved clothing. The student filed a petition in the kerala high court seeking to fulfill this demand, but the high court rejected the petition.
Prospects look bright for the hijab controversy to start in Kerala's medical colleges. thiruvananthapuram government Medical college, 7 students have requested to change the existing operation theater dress. The hijab controversy has reached the operation theater of colleges, and the demand in Kerala's medical colleges is not only surprising but also raising widespread suspicions. Muslim female students of a government medical college in kerala have demanded permission to wear hijab instead of the existing operation theater dress. They have requested the provision of long-sleeved scrub jackets and head-covering surgical gowns such as hijabs.
Dr. Lynette J. Principal, government Medical college, Thiruvananthapuram. Maurice did not accept the students' requests. local media reported that the principal of the college said there could be several technical problems in changing the dressing inside the operation theatre, although he promised to convene a consultation meeting on the issue, which would include several surgeons and members of the infection control committee. The meeting will discuss the demands of the students and the problems they data-face in the operation theatre.
On Monday, the college principal was asked by the students to change their surgical attire, raising a religious issue, according to reports. The students said that always covering the head is a part of our religious traditions. Hijabs cannot be worn inside the operation theater due to existing dress codes. Long-sleeved scrub jackets and head-covering surgical hoods help them maintain their religious beliefs and meet the standards required to prevent infection within operating theatres, they said.
Operational theater clothing of international standard:
The clothing inside the operation theater is made to international standards. Dr. Lynette J., Principal, of government Medical college, thiruvananthapuram said that any change can be made only after extensive discussion and consultation. Maurice said.
Hijab problem in school too:
Earlier, a similar hijab-related controversy was raised in a school, as reported by Times Now. There, a Muslim student involved in the Student police Cadet Program had requested an exemption from wearing hijab and long-sleeved clothing. The student filed a petition in the kerala high court seeking to fulfill this demand, but the high court rejected the petition.