College asks students to stick to dress code
The Hindu
The Pompei College in Aikala held a meeting with students on Thursday and decided to stick to the rule that students should wear college uniform in the face of a controversy that arose afer a section
The Pompei College in Aikala held a meeting with students on Thursday and decided to stick to the rule that students should wear college uniform in the face of a controversy that arose afer a section of students came to college sporting saffron shawls on Wednesday.
Objecting to some students coming to the college with scarves, a group of students came to the college sporting shawls. They said that they have the support of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad and the Bajrang Dal
And, a representative of these students met the college principal later and said that if no action is taken to stop wearing of scarves, then more students will come to the college with shawls.
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