AMU – India is very rich in culture and when it comes to dressing it is full of diversity. In our country, clothing varies from person to person. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari you can easily find a huge range of traditional dresses and Kurta Pajama is one of the most popular traditional attires of our country.

We proud to be a part of such a country where you find unity in a huge diversity.

But unfortunately, there are few unsocial elements who always keep trying to harm this integrity of our nation. There are people who always try to attack this cultural diversity and talking in terms of clothing there is always a new controversy about wearing one or another this, sometimes people admonish women in terms of dress, and sometimes even ban jeans in girls. In the same order, this time a renowned university has banned Kurta Pajama for its students.

Let us reveal the name of this university and tell you the whole story.

Actually, this is the case of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) in Uttar Pradesh.

AMU is always in the headlines for various reasons and this time the reason of AMU being in the discussion is really weird. The hostel warden of Aligarh Muslim University has created a dressing advisory for new students and students are way too angry for the same. The warden of Sir Shah Suleiman hostel has issued an advisory for new admittees which states: the new students cannot wear short dresses and Kurta Pajama.

According to the reports, a written document with this guideline is being released for new students. In this guideline, students have been told to not wear a short dress, Bermuda, kurta pyjama and Hawai slippers outside their hostel. However, students are free to wear anything inside their rooms but they are restricted to wear only formal pants and shoes or black sherwani when they step out of their rooms. Students are very angry with this ridiculous guideline of their hostel.

Yes, according to this guideline, students can step out their rooms only in shirt pants or black sherwani.

You will be shocked to know that Warden has no solid grounds to prove his advisory valid. After the controversy, the University’s Public Relations Officer said that the hostel has just issued a guideline and the students are not obliged to accept it but it has been mandated in the order issued with the sign of the Warden.

Students say that this order proves that how backward the thinking of Aligarh Muslim University is.

We hope that you know it is not the first time when AMU is in the news. Earlier they were in controversy for Jinnah’s portrait in the University and so on.

Well! it is not only Aligarh Muslim University – AMU, there are various politicians who used to make unacceptable comments on the dressing and issue unnecessary advisories especially on the dresses of girls. We have to understand this that we are living in the age of literacy and such universities and colleges are the social stakeholders and people consider them as the ideals. Such advisory from a prominent university is really disheartening. People will have to understand that clothing is a mere part of our life, not an element to judge our personalities.

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There is a portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah in the Aligarh Muslim University which is receiving winds of dissent as he is one of the founders of Pakistan and the kingpin behind the partition, but if logically seen, partition saved us the problem of spurting population or otherwise undivided India would have been still tussling and taffying with the problem with the population of 1.6 billion people, and presumably in all these years, that would grow manifolds.

However, what really concerns us about Muhammad Ali Jinnah is his bigotry which every sensible Hindu, Muslim or Christian would be repelled to.

However, like Manmohan Singh has been an accidental Prime Minister, Muhammad Ali Jinnah was an accidental Muslim who has actually converted to Islam from Hinduism. It rather prided on not being able to speak even a word in Urdu and speaking Gujarati fluently instead. Antagonising to the Muslim diktats, he relished Pork and drank scotch with a fetish for clothing like an English Gentleman-waistcoat, pipe and monocle that is to say.

Jinnah lived a life in the same parameter of an upper-class English gentleman who was very conscious about his appearance. Grapevine has it, he never repeated his same silk tie twice and his wardrobe was swarmed with 200 hand-tailored suits. It was rather surprising that Jinnah, irrespective of spending a lavish lifestyle, was always careful about his money throughout his life. In the early 1930s, he lived in an opulent house in Hampstead, London with an English Chauffeur who drove his Bentley and two cooks, one Indian and another Irish in tow.

The main agenda beind Jinnah’s embracing Islam was that the fundamentalist favour. However, the embryo of his bigoted ideas came to life and lead Pakistan’s fate astray. However, in this time and age and in a country as ours, antagonising faiths lead to religious violence and it becomes a hotbed of riots.

In that regard, India should be thankful to Jinnah for being the torch-bearer of partition, he rid us off the most toxic thoughts and ideas to run a nation and we sigh competently now looking at the ill-fate of Pakistan now. In the kaleidoscope of religious history in India, the majority of Indian Muslims consider Pakistan as an embarrassment to their faith. However, in handful of states like Jammu, Kashmir, Kerala and West Bengal, Muslims see affinity with Pakistan.

Surprisingly, some are paid agents of ISI and continue to brainwash young-guns from universities like Jamia Milia Islamia and Aligarh Muslim University. On the contrary, Hindu extremists and cow vigilantes are too on the prowl, demonizing Hindu-Muslim marriage in the name of Love-Jihad and embarrassing Muslims under the excuse of National security.

Rahul Gandhi has even said in an envoy that Hindu extremism is turning more detrimental than Muslim terrorism and it impacts in the voting pattern too as Muslims can’t quite trust the BJP.

On the opposite side, lampoons like Owaisi, encash on the Muslim victimhood to garner votes.

So, our point of view is that keep Jinnah’s portrait but be Indian first, then Muslims and rule out the theocratic bigotry that Muhammad Ali Jinnah once prescribed and practised.

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