The girls said they have not been given attendance for the last three days and feared they might face attendance shortage.College principal Rudra Gowda said the students can wear hijabs in the school premises, but not inside the classrooms. The rule is being followed to ensure uniformity in classrooms, he said.The principal also said a parent-teacher meeting will be held to discuss the issue.Meanwhile, SDPI Udupi unit president Nazeer Ahmed said they will stage a protest if the six students are not allowed attend classes with their hijabs.
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