The only viable solution to address the issue of the Waqf Board’s extensive control over land and properties is to dissolve the board entirely and transfer all such assets to the government.
The Sub-Divisional Magistrate ordered an inquiry into the matter. Upon investigation, the construction was found to be illegal.
When the Waqf Board claims the right to any land, that land is checked with the records of 1952 and if it is found to be owned by the Waqf Board, then the Board can request the Government to remove encroachments on such land.
After a meeting in Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), committee chairman Jagdambika Pal stated that the final committee meeting would be held on 24th January.
Islam is a religion of brotherhood and we have been taught to love the community. Therefore, he has appealed to Muslims to shower flowers on devotees.
The petition was filed by Pandit Keshav Dev Gautam, an RTI (Right to Information) activist and National President of the organisation ‘Anti-Corruption Services’.
Painting the wall green and covering it with a chadar is nothing but an act of ‘Land Jihad’. Kudos to BJP MP Medha Kulkarni for her vigilance and prompt action.
Several individuals have been fighting for years in Court to protect the temple at Durgadi Fort. Prominent among them are Dinesh Deshmukh, Surendra Bhalekar, and Parag Teli.
Every farmer in Talegaon somehow manages a living out of farming and menial labour. The farmers wonder how they will get through if the land is lost.
If the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) government in Andhra Pradesh can take such a bold step to dissolve the State Waqf Board then similar actions must be considered by governments across the country.