Boys and girls will wear hijab-naming caps; Special instructions for Pakistani students on Valentine's Day

 

A medical college in Pakistan's capital has issued guidelines to its students on Valentine's Day. In these guidelines, girls have been asked to wear hijab and boys to maintain a distance of two meters from girls and wear white caps with prayers. This information has been given in a news.

Islamabad International Medical College on Saturday issued a circular asking students to participate in "Valentine's Day" celebrations and related "activities that lead the youth to the wrong path", the Friday Times reported. has been refused. "All girl students should be well-covered head, neck and chest with hijab as per the university dress code," the circular said. Strict orders have been given to all the students to wear white cap with Namaz.

 

The circular also warned that members of the college staff would patrol the campus to nab students violating these guidelines. Quoting the circular of the college, the news said that those violating these rules will be fined.

The college was established in 1996, and is a medical school affiliated to Rifa International University. 'Valentine's Day' is celebrated every year on 14 February.