The Supreme Court has given 7 days to the Center in Waqf Act, and the law is not completely banned, the CJI said – The center seeks seven days to file a response case; SC rejects complete shelter
Investigation into Waqf law in the Supreme Court
Trial Waqf law: The hearing of the Supreme Court on Thursday continued on the second day of petitions to challenge the validity of the recent amendments to the Waqf Act. Indian Chief Justice, Justice Sanjeev Khanna, Justice Sanjay Kumar and Justice K.V. Viswanathan’s bench has given the central government seven days to file a response. The government assured the court that there would be no new appointment during this period. The next hearing will be held on May 5.
Solicitor General Tusher Mehta’s argument
During the hearing, Solicitor General Tusar Mehta said that this issue was not to be determined by viewing a part of the court. For this, the whole law and history must be seen. The law was passed, considering several million recommendations. He said that if the court issues any order, it would have a major impact. He sought a week’s time to file a response, which was accepted by the court.
The Supreme Court said that we did not completely ban the law, but we also want to have no change in the current position. The Supreme Court said that there are some good things in this new law. We will not stop the law completely. The Supreme Court said that we do not want change in status.
There is no appointment at Waqf board for a week
After this, the CJI said the court did not want any party to be affected. Solicitor General Tusher Mehta said, “If you want to say something about the user, ask our page for it.” He promised that there would be no appointment at the Waqf Board for a week. The Supreme Court asked Solicitor General Tusr Mehta that he would not indicate that he would not refer to the Waqf property registered under the Waqf Act of 1995. The Prosecutor General also assured the court.
What did the cji say
- During the hearing, CJI Sanjeev Khanna said that only 5 petitions from the petitioner. Not everyone can listen. Tell a conclusion in a day
- The remaining petitions will be deemed to be removed. Whose name is not written on the further list of petitions.
- The petitioner must decide a nodul lawyer and on the other hand the nodal lawyer.
- Both sides must hand over the list of lawyers who examine us.
- Apart from the five, the remaining petitions will be considered an application or dismissed. New petitions are filed every day.
- Petitions that challenge the 1995 and 2013 laws will be placed separately.
- The Central, State Government and Waqf Board should respond in a week. The next hearing will be on May 5.
The next hearing will be on May 5
In an interim order, the Supreme Court has set the next hearing date on May 5, the Solicitor General said that the central government would want to respond within seven days. He promises to the court that no appointment will be made in the Council and Committee under Section 9 and 14 of the Waqf Act. Within the date of the next hearing, the Waqf, which is already reported by the registered or notice, will not be marked or no changes to the collector. We take this statement in the post.
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