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Muslim body chief slams PM Modi’s remarks on Waqf law, seeks help from NDA allies

“Muslim body chief slams PM Modi’s remarks on Waqf law, seeks help from NDA allies”, Hindustan Times, November 25, 2024:

“Islamic scholar Maulana Arshad Madani, the president Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind, condemned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent statement that there is “no place for Waqf law in the Constitution”, terming the remarks ‘frivolous’.

The criticism came a day ahead of the Parliament Winter Session, for which the Union government has listed the Waqf Amendment Bill for consideration and passage despite objections by opposition parties and several Muslim organisations.

The bill aims to restrict the power of Waqf boards to manage its properties and provides for more government regulation……..”

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