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Indigo pilot moves Bombay High Court for permission to carry Kirpan at work

The Nagpur bench of the High Court issued notice to the Central government and posted the matter for hearing on January 29, 2024.

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IndiGo pilot moves HC seeking permission to carry kirpan on board | Latest News India

The guidelines said employees (including those belonging to the Sikh religion) working at airports or airlines are not allowed to carry a kirpan. | Latest News India

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UK Court: British Sikh invited to discuss incident involving kirpan in UK court

UK News: A British Sikh man, Jatinder Singh, who claimed he was barred from jury duty because he was carrying a kirpan, has been invited by the authorities to

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Why a Queensland court overturned a ban on religious knives in schools

Not only did the Queensland law prohibit the freedom of religion of a small vulnerable minority, it did so deliberately.

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Aus court overturns law banning Sikhs from carrying kirpans in schools

Potts said the overturning of the law is giving freedom back to those practising the faith and is a "great step forward".

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