Apr 03, 2025
Khushi Kumari
Lok Sabha Passes Waqf Amendment Bill After 12 Hours Heated Debate
After a heated 12-hour debate, the Waqf bill was passed at 2 AM with a 288-232 vote
Waqf bodies must include two non-Muslim members, and only practicing Muslims (for at least five years) can dedicate property to Waqf
Lands identified as Waqf but originally government-owned will be returned to the state
The district Collector will determine the ownership of disputed Waqf properties
Congress and AIMIM claim the bill targets minorities and violates constitutional rights
AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi tore up the bill, comparing it to Gandhi’s defiance of British laws
Home Minister Amit Shah argues it aims to prevent wrongful Waqf property claims
Shah cited cases in Delhi and Tamil Nadu where non-Waqf lands were misclassified
New provisions ensure widows, divorced women, and orphans retain inheritance rights
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