As a mark of demonstration versus the Waqf Amendment Bill gone by the Lok Sabha, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin, in addition to various other DMK MLAs, put on black badges throughout the Assembly session on Thursday.
Stalin suggested that the expense, regardless of encountering prevalent resistance, was passed at 2 AM with the assistance of partnership celebrations, calling it an ‘assault on Indian freedom. ‘
Addressing the Assembly, CENTIMETERS Stalin claimed, “On March 27, we have passed a resolution unanimously, except the BJP, in the Tamil Nadu assembly to take back the Waqf board amendment bill, which is against the integrity of the Indian nation and for minorities,” reported ANI.
Stalin better included, “Most political parties in India have opposed the bill. It is severely condemnable that this bill was passed in parliament despite much opposition. 232 parliament members voted against it, and 288 members voted in favour of it. It`s not normal that, despite its passing, 232 is the highest number. Numbers ( Against )would have increased. This amendment is not just to be opposed but should be fully taken back is our view. That`s what we have passed a resolution in the assembly.”
“Despite the majority political parties` opposition, with the help of some alliance parties, passing the bill by early morning 2 AM is a blow against Indian Democracy and an act to disturb religious things,” Stalin mentioned while attending to the setting up.
Stalin included, “So considering this, today we wore black badges and came to assembly session. From DMK, we will approach the Supreme Court on this waqf amendment bill.”
According to ANI, Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi additionally opposed the timing and intent behind the Waqf (Amendment) Bill that was come on the Lok Sabha, billing that the regulation was a ploy of the judgment federal government to draw away interest from the United States reciprocatory toll news.
The Rajya Sabha is readied to go over the Waqf Amendment Bill at 1 PM, with an allotment of 8 hours for the argument.
On Wednesday, the Lok Sabha passed the Waqf Amendment Bill 2025 after a marathon and warmed argument, throughout which participants of the INDIA bloc increasingly opposed the regulation while the BJP and its allies highly sustained it, claiming it would certainly bring openness and improve the performance of Waqf boards.
The House serviced the Bill past twelve o’clock at night to pass the regulation. While introducing the department’s result, audio speaker Om Birla mentioned, “Subject to correction, Ayes 288, Noes 232. The majority is in favour of the proposal,” reported ANI.
As per ANI, the federal government presented the changed expense after including the referrals of the Joint Parliamentary Committee, which took a look at the regulation presented in August in 2015. The expense looks for to change the Act of 1995 and boost the management and monitoring of waqf residential or commercial properties in India.
It intends to get rid of the imperfections of the previous act and improve the performance of Waqf boards, enhancing the enrollment procedure and enhancing the duty of innovation in handling waqf documents.
(With inputs from ANI)
