The Karnataka police on Friday secured the custody of Zamaal Mohammad Usmani, another accused from its Tamil Nadu counterpart, in connection with life threat issued to three-bench judge over the hijab verdict.Vidhana Soudha police, who are .
The Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on Monday condemned the threat levelled against judges of the Karnataka High Court who passed the order on wearing of hijab by women from the Muslim community while contending that threatening the “independence of the judiciary is more dangerous to democratic and administration of justice.”
The three judges behind the controversial hijab verdict have been given 'Y' category security, following a series of death threats. Announcing the measure on Sunday, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said, "I have instruced the Director General and the Inspector General to probe the complaint filed in Vidhanasoudha police station thoroughly."