Waqf Amendment, Government Foundation for SC, will not announce registered Waqf assets, respond in 7 days

Waqf amendment in the Supreme Court

Court Hearing Waqf Amendment Act: During the Waqf Amendment on the second day of the Supreme Court, Attorney General Tushar Mehta assured the court that the user’s Waqf or Waqf assets have already been registered, and the government will not de-regulate them. Also, to respond in this case, the Attorney General demanded seven days of time, which was accepted by the court. On the first day of the hearing, the Supreme Court expressed concern over several rules of the law and sought answers from the government.

Updates of trial in the Supreme Court in Waqf Amendment

While holding the side of the government, lawyer General Tushar Mehta assured the court that the Waqf of registered user assets would not be defined until the next hearing.

AHTA said the district magistrate would not make any changes to it. In this regard, the Supreme Court said it would take its report in the record. It gave the government seven days to file the response.

7 days to respond to the government

-Supreme Court said, We have not stopped the law and there should be no change in status

Investigation into the Supreme Court on the second day of the Amendment

How can the government decide?

During the hearing, the Supreme Court proposed to stop some of the main rules of the law, including non -Muslim council and non -Muslims in the Central Waqf Council and the group, including the authority to redesign assets announced by the courts. When proposing a argument on behalf of the laws against the law, senior lawyer Kapil Sibal said, “How can the government decide whether I am not a Muslim, so are I worthy of waking up?”

This law is against Muslims

The Chairman of the Jharkhand Minority Commission, Hidayatullah Khan, criticized the Waqf (Amendment) Act on Wednesday, claiming that it was brought only to harass the Muslim community. He praised the state government led by Hemant Soren for taking a clear stance against the implementation of the law in Jharkhand. “The revised act is aimed at harassing the Muslim community, educational and socially weakening them,” Khan said in a statement in Ranchi.

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