Mumbai, Dec 10: An educator working with a school in rural Kurla has resigned after that her religious freedom were being "targeted" by the orders from her recently appointed senior.
Shabina Khan Nazneen (25) surrendered on Wednesday, blaming her senior for compelling her to expel burqa and hijab (headscarf) amid the instructing time frame. She refered to that it was "not qualified to trade off with her religious suppositions."
Be that as it may, the school administration has not acknowledged her resignation so far and said that a choice would be taken by one week from now. "I more than once asked for the senior headmistress and passed on my anguish to Principal too about how I was by and large consistently compelled to get rid of the burqa and hijab. Be that as it may, nobody paid notice thus at long last I sent my resignation letter to the Principal on December 6," she asserted. Nazneen, who teaches Information Communication Technology, conceded that while other Muslim educators evacuate their burqa and hijab while taking classes she is not going to remove hijab at any cost.
She was appointed as an instructor right around three years prior. Whenever reached, Vikram Pillai, Principal of the school said, "Her resignation letter and every related paper have been sent to the trust and administration of the school and any choice would be taken by one week from now." Meanwhile, Nazneen has additionally moved toward a NGO Jai Ho Foundation. The establishment has composed a letter to education minister Vinod Tawde. Adil Khatri, trustee of the NGO, said, "This is disregarding her fundamental right to religion and individual freedom. We have encouraged minister to start an enquiry into the matter and act against the miscreants."
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