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Mystery Behind The "Dupatta"

 Malala has been in many controversies since the day she was shot. Earlier this month, Malala again came in to the light of criticism because of her latest given statement over marriage in the "British Vogue".



However, i don't have any interest in Malala or her life. But the thing which is really suspicious towards me is The "West", which has always been against Hijab, talks about modernization, liberalism, democracy, freedom, why is it supporting Malala so much. Though she wears a "dupatta" over her head every time she comes to the UN or any other place as a spoke's person. Malala was also featured on the cover page of "Vogue" while she was wearing a dupatta. In West laws against hijab were also passed in the countries e.g. France, USA, Germany and Norway, is supporting and flourishing Malala in this avatar.

Is it a deep mystery? or some sort of agenda on which the West is working on. I have failed to understand even after thinking about it so much. If anyone of you understand the reason do tell me.

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