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Yeh video kisi religion ke khilaaf nahi hai, balki power ke misuse aur law ki violation par sawal uthati hai. Agar kisi woman ki identity par doubt tha, to law ne clear procedure bataya hua hai—female officer ke through aur dignity ke saath. Public stage par kisi woman ka hijab ya ghoonghat kheenchna na Constitution allow karta hai aur na hi law. Aaj CrPC nahi, balki Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023 lagu hai, jo pardanashin women ki privacy, dignity aur protection ko continue karta hai. Pardanashin hona sirf kapdon ka issue nahi, balki ek legal status hai. Delhi High Court (2024) ne bhi clear kiya hai ki power ka matlab humiliation nahi hota aur har woman—chahe hijab, dupatta ya ghoonghat pehne—dignity ke saath treat ki jaane ki haqdar hai. Agar aaj hijab unsafe hai, to kal dupatta aur saari bhi safe nahi rahengi. Yeh issue religion ka nahi, balki Rule of Law ka hai.

This video is not against any religion; it questions the misuse of power and violation of the law. If there was any doubt about a woman’s identity, the law provides a clear procedure—through a female officer and with dignity. Touching or pulling a woman’s hijab or veil on a public stage is neither constitutional nor legal. Today, the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023 has replaced the CrPC and continues to protect the privacy, dignity, and rights of pardanashin women. Being “pardanashin” is not about clothing but a recognized legal status. The Delhi High Court (2024) has clarified that power does not justify humiliation, and every woman—whether wearing a hijab, dupatta, or ghunghat—deserves dignity under the law. If hijab is unsafe today, tomorrow dupatta and saree will not be safe either. This is not a religious issue; it is about the Rule of Law.