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Mirwaiz-led delegation slams Waqf Amendment Committee for ‘one-sided approach’

Mirwaiz-led delegation slams Waqf Amendment Committee for ‘one-sided approach’

KINS Desk 

New Delhi, Jan 24 (KINS): Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Friday criticized the parliamentary committee on the proposed Waqf Amendment, alleging that it displayed a lack of understanding and a biased approach during deliberations with the delegation he led.

Speaking to reporters after meeting the Parliamentary committee in New Delhi, Mirwaiz expressed dissatisfaction over the committee’s attitude, stating, “We put forward our viewpoints, but it seems they have limited knowledge about the Waqf. It appears they have already made up their minds to introduce amendments, which we believe will amount to interference in our religion.”

Echoing similar sentiments, Islamic scholar Moulana Rehmatullah rejected the proposed amendments outright. “They did not listen to us properly. Their understanding of the Waqf system is superficial,” he said, adding that the amendments would have far-reaching consequences for the Muslim community.

The delegation warned that if the committee proceeds without addressing their concerns, it would lead to a one-sided judgment detrimental to the Waqf’s sanctity and the rights of Muslims.

This comes amid widespread debates over the proposed changes to the Waqf Act, which Muslim leaders argue could undermine the community’s autonomy over religious endowments. (KINS)

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