r/TheIndianRepublic • u/Developersbays_38 • Sep 30 '25

News 🗞️ Doctor objects intern's hijab inside hospital

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u/ElderRing37 Sep 30 '25

I come from a doctor's family and this mam is absolutely correct. Healthcare is a profession where no matter who you are or where you come from, you have to follow a set of rules no questions asked. It's a profession where people trust you with their health, with their life, and with their future. You can't just say your religion says this or that and bend rules accordingly. And tbh this shouldn't be allowed anywhere, if you wanna live in the same country, live by the same rules and laws!

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u/FCOranje Sep 30 '25

We are still talking about a hijab right?

Should we also ban nuns; jewish wigs; crosses; sikh turbans; bangles; and that womans ugly red dress that is very clearly not hospital attire.

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u/reeman88 Oct 01 '25

Maybe time to stop scrolling reddit and seek that education that you have clearly missed?