‘Syro Malabar Church’ protests against Waqf Board in Kerala
The Waqf Board is trying to illegally control the land and property of the villagers of Munambam and Cherai.
The Waqf Board is trying to illegally control the land and property of the villagers of Munambam and Cherai.
The Waqf Board is a grave issue and has become a significant problem today. Between 2008 and 2024, Waqf properties have expanded by 1.2 million acres, suggesting misuse of the act.
After Vijayapur, a discussion regarding the issue of Waqf Board’s name in the land records of Hindu farmers in Dharwad District has started.
Rather than amending the Waqf Act, it should be abolished.
The petitioners argue that Section 14 of the Waqf Act is unconstitutional, granting the Waqf Board authority to declare any trust or society property as its own.
Many important points including Love Jihad, cow slaughter, and the revival of the birthplace of Shrikrushna, will be discussed in the Dharmasansad.
Why do citizens have to fight against the claims of Waqf Board ? The only solution to this is the Union Government making the Waqf Board and the Waqf Act void.
The Hindu community learned that local Muslims had filed a petition to register these Hindu lands as Waqf property, sparking a clash between the two groups and culminating in a stone-pelting incident late on 30thOctober.
The devotees are asking how the muth founded in the 13thcentury became a Muslim cemetery. They have opposed vehemently and expressed anger over the transfer of 1.28 acre of property to the Waqf board.
The family members, including Suresh Teradal, had offered a small section of land for Muslim funeral rites without any formal documentation.