Karnataka top news developments on February 12, 2022

Karnataka top news developments on February 12, 2022

The Hindu

Key news developments from Karnataka on February 12, 2022

1. Amid the hijab controversy, the Presiding officers of both the Houses of Karnataka Legislature to address media on commencement of legislature session for 10 days from Monday. Coming in the midst of a controversy on colleges which is now before the.

2. Bhautva Karnataka is holding a candlelight vigil today in solidarity with students who are being barred from wearing hijab in classrooms, at 5 p.m. at Maurya Circle.

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