After days of intense arguments, the Supreme Court’s two-judge bench hearing the Karnataka hijab row gave a split verdict. While one of the judges upheld the Karnataka High Court’s verdict

that was in favour of the state government’s circular barring young Muslim women from wearing hijab in classrooms, the other judge disagreed with the ban on the hijab. The matter will now be

placed in front of the Chief Justice of India for his directions. So what is the legal course of action now?