Waqf amendment bill 2025 Supreme Court
Congress MP Mohammed Javed
Waqf Correction Bill 2025: The Waqf Amendment Bill has passed 2025 from Parliament. The government has passed the bill in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, but before the president approved the bill, the Congress MP. He has reached the Supreme Court. Congress MP Mohammed Javed challenged the Waqf (amendment) bill in the Supreme Court in 2025, saying that it was against the constitutional rules. Along with the Congress MP, AIMIM leader Azaduddin Owaisi has filed a petition in the Supreme Court.
What is the petition
The Lok Sabha MP from Kishanganj, Bihar, was a member of the Joint Parliamentary Committee set up on the bill. In his petition, there is a rule in the bill that a person can only surprise his religious beliefs. Javed’s petition accused the bill to impose “arbitrary sanctions” on Waqf assets and their administration, which will weaken the religious autonomy of the Muslim community. The petition, filed by lawyer Anas Danveer, has discriminated against the Muslim community because it is “restored in other religious arrangements. Such limitations violate the basic right to obey religion under Islamic law, tradition and article.”
What did Owaisi say
The amendment bill in the petition has been described as the unconstitutional bill, citing Article 26 of the Constitution, which employs religious sects in India. According to Owaisi, the correction sells some protection from Waqf, which is provided to Hindu, Jain and Sikh religious and charity arrangements. Such a step is to violate the right to equality under section 14.
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