Dr Nusrat Parveen, who shot into the limelight following a viral video from an appointment ceremony earlier this month in which Bihar CM Nitish Kumar is seen tugging at her hijab, is set to join her position at Patna’s Govt Tibbi College at 10am on Saturday, reports Ismat Ara. “Yes, she will join work,” college principal Mahfooz Ur Rehman told TOI on Friday, dismissing “unfounded reports” that she has refused to take up the position. Principal: Doctor wants to move on Parveen will officially report to the department of medicine, which functions under the AYUSH and health department.”From what I understand, she wants to move on, and there is no controversy or complaints from her side,” Rehman said.Everything is on track for Nusrat Parveen,the doctor at the centre of the hijab row swirling around Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, to join her position at Patna’s Govt Tibbi College today, according to principal. Mahfooz Ur Rehman.Rehman has remained in touch with Parveen’s family during the period of heightened public attention. “I have spoken with her husband and her brother-in-law. I have also spoken to her classmates and other students”,” he said.Rehman added that the college administration has taken steps to ensure a smooth joining process. “Our objective is to support her and ensure a seamless transition into the college,” he said.The video that sparked widespread debate showed CM Nitish Kumar adjusting Parveen’s hijab during the distribution of appointment letters on Dec 15. The incident triggered political reactions and criticism from opposition parties, including the RJD and Congress.Parveen’s friend and former batchmate Bilkis also confirmed that the former will pursue her career in earnest. “She used to always stay in purdah like seen in that video,” Bilkis added.Referring to the episode, Rehman said the focus should now shift back to Parveen’s professional role. “She wants to concentrate on her work. The incident should not overshadow her career or her responsibilities at the college,” he said. With her reporting scheduled for tomorrow, the principal said the administration has ensured a supportive environment.About the AuthorIsmat AraAt The Times of India, Ismat Ara covers politics, people, and societies, with a focus on accountability, justice, and lived experience. Shaped by years of rigorous reporting across cities, small towns, and remote villages, she is drawn to the human stories tucked beneath policy and paperwork.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosVaping, Bhow-Bhow & Shouting Match: A Look At Viral Moments Of Parl As Chaotic Winter Session EndsBondi Beach Terror Suspect Visited Hyderabad Six Times After Leaving India, Telangana Police Reveal’To Delay Elections, Instigate India’: Former Minister Blames Yunus Govt For Bangladesh ViolenceBangladesh Crisis: Tharoor Panel Red Flags 5 Reasons That Make It India’s Biggest Test Since 1971Rijiju Blames Congress As Parliament Session Ends Without Pollution Debate, Jairam Ramesh RespondsBangladesh: Hindu Man Lynching Sparks Outrage, Former Indian Envoy Calls Situation Total MobocracyExplained: Why Bangladesh’s Fresh Unrest Ahead Of Polls Is One Of India’s Biggest Strategic WorriesWho Was Sharif Osman Hadi, The Anti-India Face Of Bangladesh Whose Death Has Set Dhaka AblazePakistan Embarrassed Globally As Saudi Deports 56000 Beggars Despite No Fly Lists And Warnings’Countries Like Us Must Stick Together’: Jaishankar And Dutch FM On Strengthening India-EU Ties123PhotostoriesBaby names inspired by female warriors of IndiaThe right way to add protein to your diet, according to ICMRAlia Bhatt, Ranveer Singh, Ayushmann Khurrana redefine method dressing7 Christmas delicacies you should warn off if you’re diabetic17 one-pot rice dishes for winter months5 gym mistakes that can put heart health at riskFrom Labubu dolls to Prada Kolhapuris: 5 viral fashion moments of 2025 that broke the internetHarrison Ford, aging gracefully at 83: 6 habits behind his long-term vitalityNot just reindeer: 5 animals that make Christmas specialExclusive – Bigg Boss 19 Winner Gaurav Khanna on the dull phase in his career, facing hate from Farrhana, and reacting to trolls targeting wife Akanksha over her choice to not have children123Hot Picksvb g ram gICICI Prudential AMCUAE RainGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays DecemberBank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingJosh Allen Luxury Car CollectionRandi MahomesAuston MatthewsWho is Nicole LundersJeremy Doku and Shireen Doku Net WorthZachary BolducQuinn HutsonJake PaulCalvin PickardCristiano Ronaldo
Dr Nusrat Parveen, who shot into the limelight following a viral video from an appointment ceremony earlier this month in which Bihar CM Nitish Kumar is seen tugging at her hijab, is set to join her position at Patna’s Govt Tibbi College at 10am on Saturday, reports Ismat Ara. “Yes, she will join work,” college principal Mahfooz Ur Rehman told TOI on Friday, dismissing “unfounded reports” that she has refused to take up the position. Principal: Doctor wants to move on Parveen will officially report to the department of medicine, which functions under the AYUSH and health department.“From what I understand, she wants to move on, and there is no controversy or complaints from her side,” Rehman said.Everything is on track for Nusrat Parveen,the doctor at the centre of the hijab row swirling around Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, to join her position at Patna’s Govt Tibbi College today, according to principal. Mahfooz Ur Rehman.Rehman has remained in touch with Parveen’s family during the period of heightened public attention. “I have spoken with her husband and her brother-in-law. I have also spoken to her classmates and other students”,” he said.Rehman added that the college administration has taken steps to ensure a smooth joining process. “Our objective is to support her and ensure a seamless transition into the college,” he said.The video that sparked widespread debate showed CM Nitish Kumar adjusting Parveen’s hijab during the distribution of appointment letters on Dec 15. The incident triggered political reactions and criticism from opposition parties, including the RJD and Congress.Parveen’s friend and former batchmate Bilkis also confirmed that the former will pursue her career in earnest. “She used to always stay in purdah like seen in that video,” Bilkis added.Referring to the episode, Rehman said the focus should now shift back to Parveen’s professional role. “She wants to concentrate on her work. The incident should not overshadow her career or her responsibilities at the college,” he said. With her reporting scheduled for tomorrow, the principal said the administration has ensured a supportive environment.
