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A |     New Delhi, Oct 12 (UNI) Supreme Court will tomorrow pronounce its judgement on a batch of petitions challenging the Karnataka High Court order upholding the ban on wearing a Hijab in educational institutions.

A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court, headed by Justice Hemant Gupta and also comprising Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia, on September 26, had reserved its order, after hearing from all the parties -- 23 petitioners, their lawyers, Karnataka government -- for 10 days.

The Supreme Court will tomorrow pronounce the verdict on 23 petitions, including that of, Aishat Shifa, and others.

Karnataka government had argued in the Supreme Court that it had the authority to issue an order to educational institutions to follow the discipline of wearing the prescribed school uniforms.

Senior advocate Dushyant Dave, appearing for the students/ petitioners, argued that fundamental rights, freedom to choose to what to wear and freedom of faith would not diminish inside a classroom.

The lawyeres for the students -- Devadatt Kamat, Dr Rajeev Dhavan amd Dishyant Dave -- submitted to the Apex Court that the Karnataka State government had not presented even a single shred of evidence to support their claim that a few students wearing hijab to their classrooms in addition to their respective uniforms violated public order, health and morality.

The lawyers further said that the Karnataka government had not provide any material to support their claim that wearing hijab infringed on the fundamental rights of other students.

UNI SM GNK。    Park Si-hoo is officially returning to the big screen after a decade. He is stepping back into the spotlight with God’s Band, a human drama rooted in warmth and emotional reconciliation. The film, inspired by the original work of the late Miracle in Cell No. 7 writer Kim Hwang-sung, follows the unlikely journey of a fake praise band formed in North Korea to earn foreign currency. This will serve as a premise that director Kim Hyung-hyup uses to explore humanity which transcends ideology.     At the film’s production briefing in Seoul, Park Si-hoo joined co-stars Jung Jin-woon, Tae Hang-ho, Jang Ji-geon, Seo Dong-won, Moon Kyung-min, among others. Park last appeared in the 2015 film Love, Then Run. In his comeback, he takes on a transformative role as a cold North Korean security officer who gradually softens as he becomes the reluctant conductor of the fabricated praise group. Jung Jin-woon plays his principled rival, building gripping tension through their on-screen dynamic.     Director Kim revealed that the team carefully constructed the cast. The team reviewed nearly 100 pages of casting notes to ensure every member of the 12-person cast stood out. Filmed across Mongolia and Hungary, the movie captures sweeping landscapes and harsh conditions. This even includes temperatures dipping to minus 40 degrees. Park spoke openly about how these intense circumstances forged strong bonds on set.          Park addressed recent controversies involving rumours about his personal life. He said that he has mixed emotions about returning to the public forum. He also went on to state that legal action is being taken against false claims. He also expressed his gratitude to the cast and crew for their support, saying, “I missed the film set. This project brought warmth back into my life.”     The briefing also highlighted the film’s musical elements, particularly Lim Young-woong’s Love Always Runs Away. This song plays a symbolic role in the protagonist’s emotional shift. Actors have received guidance from North Korean defectors, including a former security officer, on how to accurately portray dialects and behaviour.     God’s Band is set to release nationwide on December 31.Also Read: 8 Time Travel Revenge K-Dramas: Marry My Husband, God’s Gift: 14 Days and More。

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