‘Waqf amendment is not followed.
Waqf legal hearing in the Supreme Court
SC Inquiry into Waqf Act: Chief Justice BR Kawai and Justice Axtein George Christin Bench on Thursday heard the Waqf amendment law. Some of the rules of Waqf law do not apply and if it is not followed, the court will see it. The Supreme Court said that Tushar Mehta had already assured the last hearing. The Supreme Court will hear the case on May 20.
Solicitor General Tusher Mehta puts the side of the government
Prosecutor General Tushar Mehta put the side of the government on the side of the government of Chief Justice BR Kavai and Justice Augustin George Christ. We have filed our answer, ”he said. In this regard, the court asked if there was an interim relief in the case. Tushar Mehta said that if the court considers an interim order, it will not take much time. Like the petitioners, he said he would file short notes.
The only key petitions for the hearing are the main petitions
At the same time, on behalf of the petitioners, we have prepared a brief note of Kapil Sibal, which we have. You can share with Dushar Mehta. In this regard, a number of intervention applications have been filed in this case, the SG. Said Mehta. Whether he asked or not, it depends on the court, but according to my opinion, the main petitions should be heard.
Lawyer Vishnu Shankar gave the page the page
At the same time, Wagnu Shankar Jain said that despite the change in the Waqf law, we have in our petition that there are some spontaneous rules. We had previously requested them to cancel them. Consider our request. In this regard, some rules of Waqf law do not apply to the SG. The court said that Tushar Mehta had already assured the last hearing. This system is now in effect. If this is not followed, the court will look. The government is maintaining what the government is being carried out for the court said that the SG.
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