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.

Gouge out eyes, break limbs if anyone eyes Waqf Board’s property : TMC MP Bapi Halder

It is the responsibility of the local Government to ensure that wherever there is opposition to this law, it is expressed in a peaceful manner. It is also the responsibility of CM Mamata Banerjee. It has led to deployment of the Border Security Force there.