Waqf Amendment Bill: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday (April 2) rejected Opposition members’ criticism that the government wants to interfere in the religious conduct of Muslims through the Waqf Amendment Bill and said the provisions in the legislation aim at better management of Waqf properties. Participating in the debate in Lok Sabha on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, Amit Shah today said that the bill would not be implemented with retrospective effect, and Opposition members were trying to mislead and create fear among members of the Muslim community.What is the difference between ‘Waqf’ and ‘Waqf Board’? Here’s what Amit Shah said in Lok Sabha
Waqf Amendment Bill: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday (April 2) rejected Opposition members’ criticism that the government wants to interfere in the religious conduct of Muslims through the Waqf Amendment Bill and said the provisions in the legislation aim at better management of Waqf properties. Participating in the debate in Lok Sabha on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, Amit Shah today said that the bill would not be implemented with retrospective effect, and Opposition members were trying to mislead and create fear among members of the Muslim community.
