Uttarakhand Waqf Board chairman Shadab Shams on Monday claimed the flow of the changed Waqf regulation in Parliament mirrored Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s level of sensitivity to the predicament of bad Muslims.
Welcoming the regulation’s flow, Shams claimed, “It will rid Waqf properties from decades of encroachment by rich and influential Muslims. These properties will now come to the aid of poor Muslims.”
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi brought the amendments as he could understand the pain of poor Muslims,” he claimed.
Shams, that went back to Uttarakhand from Delhi after a 10-day go to throughout which the regulation was come on Parliament, claimed he was accorded a hot welcome by Muslims in Manglaur and Narsan.
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“Pasmanda Muslims garlanded me and expressed their happiness at the passage of the Bill. They feel it will put an end to the injustice they were subjected to during decades of Congress rule,” he claimed.
Shams additionally used a ‘chadar’ at Piran Kaliyar Sharief in support of Modi to thank him for bringing the long-awaited regulation in Parliament.
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“Encroachers of Waqf properties are spreading fear among Muslims over the legislation as they are afraid they will now lose their grabbed properties,” theUttarakhand Waqf Board chairman claimed.
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The Centre on April 8 alerted the Waqf( Amendment) Act, which gotPresident Droupadi Murmu’s acceptance on April 5 after its flow inParliament adhering to warmed arguments in both Houses.
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