City
Epaper

"Siddaramaiah again fuelled division for vote bank politics...": Andhra Pradesh BJP spokesperson over withdrawl of 2022 uniform order

By ANI | Updated: May 14, 2026 11:10 IST

Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh) [India], May 14 : Andhra Pradesh BJP spokesperson Shaik Baji on Thursday took a swipe at ...

Open in App

Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh) [India], May 14 : Andhra Pradesh BJP spokesperson Shaik Baji on Thursday took a swipe at the Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, saying that he is trying to create division for "vote bank politics" after the Karnataka government announced the withdrawal of the 2022 uniform order, allowing hijabs and sacred threads and other items of religious nature in schools.

Hijabs, sacred threads, rudraksha, shivadhara, and sharavastra are now allowed in the educational institutions along with the prescribed uniform in the State.

"Karnataka withdraws 2022 uniform order, allows hijab, sacred threads in schools. Under the new order, students in government, aided, and private educational institutions, including pre-university colleges, can wear items such as the hijab, sacred thread (janivara), rudraksha, shivadhara, and sharavastra along with the prescribed uniform," he said.

"Siddaramaiah has once again fuelled division for vote bank politics. Children will be divided into 'batches', this one is Muslim, this one is Hindu. Schools should be meant only for education," he added.

The move, implemented with immediate effect, comes after an April 24 incident in which a student's sacred thread was allegedly cut at a school.

Baji further stressed that NCP-SP MLA Rohit Pawar is prepared to join the BJP along with 22 MLAs and some MLAs from Shiv Sena.

"There has been a deviation in the Maharashtra NCP. Rohit Pawar, who is Sharad Pawar ji's grandson, has today prepared to join the BJP along with 22 MLAs. Along with him, some Shiv Sena MLAs are also ready to join the BJP," he said.

He added that the BJP not only won elections in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry but also achieved an indirect victory, emphasising that communists in the country will be wiped out.

"Because of this, we say 'One stone brought three fruits.' The BJP threw one stone in the elections, through which West Bengal, Assam and Puducherry came. But indirectly, what did the BJP get? The communists in the country were wiped out. Secondly, people like Stalin, who speak against Sanatana Dharma, will now be sidelined because of Congress's deceitful politics. Thirdly, the NCP is now ready to come with the BJP. This is the result of Congress's wrong policies. Jai Hind," he said.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

NationalNearly 1,000 tribal households near Statue of Unity get biogas plants; over 665 already installed in Gujarat's Narmada district

EntertainmentVarun Dhawan Recalls a Marketing Tactic He Attempted During Badlapur, Reveals How He Multiplied Social Media Views During a College Visit

InternationalIran's FM calls on BRICS to "unequivocally condemn violations of international law" by US, Israel amid West Asia conflict

BusinessSky Blue Cinematix Enters Strategic Alliance with UAE's Aspin Holding for FC Barcelona Brand Engagement in the Indian Market

BusinessIndia must "package for the world" as global demand rises for Indian products: Jitin Prasada

National Realted Stories

National"Will Rahul Gandhi follow PM's example?": BJP leader CR Kesavan questions Congress-Led states on austerity following PM Modi's appeal

NationalParty above all, says Venugopal after Congress names Satheesan as Kerala CM

National"Unnecessarily trying to create problems within schools, colleges": BJP MLA slams Karnataka govt over withdrawal of 2022 uniform order

NationalNIA court fixes June 4 for consideration of chargesheet in Red Fort car bomb blast case

NationalEAM Jaishankar flags fragile West Asia situation, says safe waterways vital for global economic well-being