<p class="title">The clash between students over the issue of wearing hijab at P Dayananda Pai and P Satish Pai Government First Grade College resulted in as many as three cases being filed in North and in CEN (Cyber, Economics, and Narcotics) police station, Mangaluru Police Commissioner N Shashi Kumar said on Tuesday.</p>.<p class="bodytext">On March 4, based on the complaint of Hiba Shek from Uppala in Kasargod, Bunder police had registered a case under section 323 (punishment for causing hurt) and 504 (provoking people to break peace) of IPC against Sanath Shetty, Sai Sandesha and 15 members of the ABVP. </p>.<p class="bodytext">Hiba's friends also filed another case in the North police station. Close on the heels of death threats being issued against a student Sai Sandesha on social media, the CEN police station registered a case based on the complaint of Kavana Shetty. All sections were framed based on legal opinions, said the commissioner.</p>.<p class="bodytext">No FIR was registered based on the college principal's complaint accusing hijab-wearing students of defaming the college as it did not attract any sections of IPC. The principal can file a complaint against the students with other departments, he added.</p>.<p class="bodytext">The case against the Facebook page, Mangaluru muslims, which was posting messages to create unrest in society was handed over to CID. A preliminary investigation had revealed that individuals in foreign countries were posting the messages.</p>.<p class="bodytext">A delegation from ABVP led by Prantha secretary Manikanta Kalasa submitted a memorandum to the commissioner alleging selective targeting of ABVP students in campuses under the guise of the hijab issue.</p>
<p class="title">The clash between students over the issue of wearing hijab at P Dayananda Pai and P Satish Pai Government First Grade College resulted in as many as three cases being filed in North and in CEN (Cyber, Economics, and Narcotics) police station, Mangaluru Police Commissioner N Shashi Kumar said on Tuesday.</p>.<p class="bodytext">On March 4, based on the complaint of Hiba Shek from Uppala in Kasargod, Bunder police had registered a case under section 323 (punishment for causing hurt) and 504 (provoking people to break peace) of IPC against Sanath Shetty, Sai Sandesha and 15 members of the ABVP. </p>.<p class="bodytext">Hiba's friends also filed another case in the North police station. Close on the heels of death threats being issued against a student Sai Sandesha on social media, the CEN police station registered a case based on the complaint of Kavana Shetty. All sections were framed based on legal opinions, said the commissioner.</p>.<p class="bodytext">No FIR was registered based on the college principal's complaint accusing hijab-wearing students of defaming the college as it did not attract any sections of IPC. The principal can file a complaint against the students with other departments, he added.</p>.<p class="bodytext">The case against the Facebook page, Mangaluru muslims, which was posting messages to create unrest in society was handed over to CID. A preliminary investigation had revealed that individuals in foreign countries were posting the messages.</p>.<p class="bodytext">A delegation from ABVP led by Prantha secretary Manikanta Kalasa submitted a memorandum to the commissioner alleging selective targeting of ABVP students in campuses under the guise of the hijab issue.</p>