“I believe that the Supreme Court does not interfere in the ‘Assembly case,” Union Minister Rijiju Waqf said before hearing the Amendment Act.
Many political parties have challenged the Waqf amendment in SC.
Investigation into Waqf law: Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiran Rijiju Waqf has made a major statement on the amendment. The Union Minister said he hoped the Supreme Court would not interfere in the MLA’s case. He also responded to the report of Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee, who did not enforce the law in West Bengal. In a conversation with a news channel, the BJP leader raised doubts as to whether he had any moral right to continue his post as CM.
Bill was fulfilled from both houses of Parliament
In the past, say that the Waqf Amendment Bill was passed by both houses of Parliament. The bill was later signed by the President, and then the announcement of the amendment bill. Many parties and opposition parties of the country’s Muslim organization have reached the Supreme Court against this law. This amendment has been challenged by many political parties in the Supreme Court.
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At the same time, the Left Front appealed to the people of the state to maintain communal harmony in West Bengal on Monday, he said that protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act should be relaxed. President Biman Bose has accused the state administration of Locks in controlling the situation. In a statement Bose, “The Left believes that” Waqf (amendment) law is unconstitutional. “
YSRCP also challenged
The YSRCP, headed by former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, on Monday, in the Supreme Court in 2025, challenging the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act. Prior to the YSRCP, the Communist Party of India (CPI) filed a petition by the validity of its General Law. In a petition filed by lawyer Mahfus Ahsan Naski, the YSRCP quoted ‘a strict constitutional violation’ and ‘failed to eliminate the concerns of the Muslim community. “
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The law and order situation in Murshidabad is in control of a large extent
Violence incidents took place on Monday against the Waqf (Amendment) Act in the Bunker area of the southern 24 Burganas district of West Bengal. At the same time, police said the law and order situation in Murshidabad was often controlled. The Indian secular Front (ISF) supporters clashed with the police in the bunker, many of which were injured. During the violence, public property was damaged and several police vehicles caught fire.
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