Overview

• Over 400 protesters, including women, children and representatives of political and social groups, gathered at Indira Park’s Dharna Chowk on May 31 to demand withdrawal of the 2025 legislation.
• Telangana JAC convenor Mushtaq Malik described the law as a government move to seize Muslim properties and weaken the community economically.
• Campaigners argue that expanded state oversight under the Act threatens the independence of Muslim endowments.
• Leaders from MBT, CPI, Congress and regional parties joined the rally, accusing the BJP of spreading false assurances about the Act’s benefits.
• The Supreme Court has paused key provisions pending review, but nationwide protests persist as Muslim groups press for full repeal.