New Delhi: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin made a proposal against proposed on Thursday Waqf bill Urged in Parliament and the Central Government to withdraw it. He said that the bill “will affect badly Minority Muslim,
Speaking in the state assembly, the CM said, “The Central Government is trying to amend the Waqf Bill, which will obstruct the powers of the Waqf Board. It is harming Muslim sentiments, and Union government It is not worried about it. ,
“People are living in religious harmony in India. The Constitution has given all the people the rights to follow their religion. Elected governments have the rights to protect it. Assembly unanimously emphasizes that the Central Government should remember the Waqf Amendment Bill for the Waqf Act 1995 in 2024, which will badly affect the minority Muslims.”
This came a day later when the opposition created an uproar in the Bihar Legislative Assembly on the Waqf Amendment Bill.
The opposition raised slogans, called for the return of the bill and the complete implementation of the recommendations of the Sachar Committee, which highlighted the poor socio-economic conditions of Muslims.
The Waqf (Amendment) bill is yet to be introduced in the Lok Sabha, which promotes another clash between the government and the opposition, as most opposition parties remain against the law. The cabinet has approved the proposed amendments, which include recent recommendations from the parliamentary panel, which can be prepared to discuss and pass the bill.
