Special Editorial: Jihad Through Democracy !?
When Waqf Tribunals openly challenge India’s legal system, it is time to shut down their operations.
Declaring land in Munambam (Kerala) as ‘Waqf’ amounts to an attempt at land grabbing
A division bench made the observation while setting aside a single bench order that had quashed the Kerala government’s move to form an inquiry commission to examine the issue.
Congress Government in Telangana gives away Army Land to Muslims for graveyard !
The BJP says that before the Jubilee Hills by-election, the Congress government to appease its own vote bank made this land belonging to army available to Muslims.
The Madras HC has rejected the claim that 1,100 acres of land in Tirunelveli (Tamil Nadu) is a waqf property !
A mosque in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, had claimed that 1,100 acres of land in the village was a waqf property.
Murshidabad riots – a chilling reminder of the Kolkata and Noakhali massacres !
Victims repeatedly accused the Government of deliberate inaction. As one resident said, “This was the failure of the administration, the Police, and the intelligence.”
Hoist the national flag on August 15, otherwise those structures would be considered as Pakistani !
The location and time at which the national flag was hoisted must be noted under the photograph.
Land worth ₹900 crore of Hazrat Wali Shah Dargah sold for just ₹9.5 crore !
Records of this land have been available since the year 1860. An order to sell the land was also issued in 2006.
Why different laws for Waqf properties and Temples ? : Hindu Vidhidnya Parishad
Likewise, if the Waqf Board wants to use its property for any other purpose, it does not need to go to a civil court. It must file a complaint with the Government, and the Government machinery will act on it and vacate the said land/building and hand it over to the Waqf Board.
Waqf’s pampering unconstitutional; law should be the same for temples and Waqf Board : Adv. Virendra Ichalkaranjikar, President, Hindu Vidhidnya Parishad
Although both temples and waqfs are religious places, only the waqf board has the support of the Government machinery, while for temples, the trustees have to go the Court for justice.
“Waqf is not an inseparable part of Islam – It’s Just a Form of Charity,” declares Centre in Court
In a clear-cut distinction, the Centre also stated, “Waqf Boards perform secular functions, whereas temples are wholly religious institutions.”