The Supreme Court has ordered a status quo on contentious provisions of the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 until May 5th. The court halted the alteration of Waqf properties, including those classified as ‘Waqf by user’, and the appointment of non-Muslims to Waqf boards and councils. While the law remains in force, these interim measures are seen as a setback for the government. Petitioners, including AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, view this as an interim relief but vow to continue their legal battle against what they term an ‘unconstitutional’ law. The Supreme Court is examining contentious clauses in the Waqf Act amendment, including participation of non-Muslims on boards and suspension of Waqf rights during government surveys. Legal expert Vikas Singh analyzes key issues like the limit on non-Muslim board members and registration requirements for new Waqf properties. The court has asked the Centre to file a reply within 7 days before the next hearing on May 5th. #waqfamendmentact #supremecourt #asaduddinowaisi #waqfact #waqflaw #indiatoday #newstoday #waqfproperties #constitutionallaw #legalanalysis #legalbattle
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