CLEAN : Security tight in India as schools reopen after headscarf row

The transcript discusses a situation where students are asked to remove their hijabs in class following a court order. The students decided to leave the class instead of complying. The college did not force them but suggested they could transfer if unhappy. This decision affects other students, mostly from poor backgrounds, who cannot afford private colleges. The college offers a transfer certificate for those wishing to join other institutions.

What was the initial reaction of the students to the college's circular about the hijab?

• They protested outside the college.

• They chose not to attend classes without wearing the hijab.

• They decided to attend classes without the hijab.

• They immediately complied with the circular.

How did the college handle the hijab issue with the students?

• They forced students to remove the hijab.

• They left the decision to the students.

• They expelled students who wore the hijab.

• They ignored the court's order.

What was the college's environment like during the hijab controversy?

• It was chaotic and disorganized.

• It was indifferent to the students' concerns.

• It was protective and supportive.

• It was hostile towards students.

How many students were directly affected by the hijab issue?

• All students in the college

• Nine hundred sixty-five students

• Four students

• Only the students from MGM College

What options were given to students unhappy with the college environment?

• They were offered financial aid.

• They had to comply with the college rules.

• They could transfer to another college.

• They were given a chance to appeal the decision.