Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) – 250-year-old Shiv Temple in Saadatganj here has been registered on paper as a Waqf property. The matter has now reached the Court.
Waqf Board now claims a Shiv Mandir in Lucknow/Lakshmanpuri (Uttar Pradesh).
It would not be surprising if the #waqfboard declares the entire nation of India as #Waqf property because it was earlier ruled by the Mughals for many centuries ! Therefore, it is better to abolish the… pic.twitter.com/tXkiuMVf2J
— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) October 20, 2024
In 2016, the Waqf Board declared the Shiv Mandir and the surrounding land as its own. After this, the Waqf Board leased the land to Afshan Ansari, wife of a gangster Mukhtar Ansari. Afshan Ansari allegedly sold the land leased by the Waqf Board.
Editorial PerspectiveSince the Mughals ruled India for many centuries, it should not be surprising if it is claimed that the whole of India belongs to the Waqf Board. Therefore, instead of amending, better to abolish the Waqf Act. |
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